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10-Z Bunker Tour: An Unrushed Exploratory Journey through Tunnels in Brno
4.3
36 Ratings
Brno
The display at 10-Z provides a ‘walk’ spanning almost 500 meters of tunnels, allowing visitors to delve independently and at a speed they’re comfortable with.
The display at 10-Z provides a ‘walk’ spanning almost 500 meters of tunnels, allowing visitors to delve independently and at a speed they’re comfortable with.
Duration:
1 hour, 30 minutes
Cancellation:
24 hours
Highlights
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10-Z bunker Brno - At the entrance, you will receive a map of the labyrinth and your goal is to find your way out. On the way you will learn the stories of people affiliated with the fallout shelter in images and on projectors.
On hidden QR codes you will find videos with additional materials, and all areas of 10-Z have Wi-Fi. While touring the…
- 10-Z bunker Brno - At the entrance, you will receive a map of the labyrinth and your goal is to find your way out. On the way you will learn the stories of people affiliated with the fallout shelter in images and on projectors.
On hidden QR codes you will find videos with additional materials, and all areas of 10-Z have Wi-Fi. While touring the exhibit, you will walk through the most interesting parts of the shelter (diesel generator, filtration room, PBX telephone switchboard), and you will see the Polášek functionalist tables from the New Town Hall, which were forgotten in the shelter and which have been used by Adolf Hitler and all communist presidents while they have visited Brno Town Hall.
The exhibition includes the door from the “cell of death” of the former Regional Prison at Cejl in Brno, where persons sentenced to death during WWII and Stalinism carved out their messages before facing capital punishment.
Audiovisual technology is installed featuring special exhibits affiliated with the city and the region. At the end of the exhibit, visitors will be able to rest a while in the Milk Bar of Marcel Ihnačák.
What's Included
- Skip-the-Line access to attractions
- Skip-the-Line access to attractions
What's Not Included
- Guide
- Guide
Additional Information
- The exhibition consist of about 15 screenings with English subtitles. You get an English map of the bunker and you must find your way out.
- The exhibition consist of about 15 screenings with English subtitles. You get an English map of the bunker and you must find your way out.
Location
10-Z bunker Brno
Husova street
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Customer Ratings
4.3
(36 Ratings)
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Al_in_sg
Jul 16, 2025
Unique accommodation and more - What a unique experience to stay overnight in this bunker in Brno! The bunker room was clean, comfortable and rather spacious. We found the temperature pleasantly cool, especially enjoyable during summer. Although the toilet and shower were shared with other rooms, they were clean too. Wifi worked fine. Both the entrance fee for visiting the museum and a breakfast were included. Mind you that you need to be at the breakfast area early in order to enjoy the full spread.
What makes this place so much more than the sum of all those mentioned? The friendly and helpful staff! Don't miss this if you're in Brno. I won't hesitate to stay there again if I revisit Brno.
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Robertosolo
Jan 12, 2025
Going Nuclear - An interesting look into a bunker that would’ve been used during a nuclear attack. Strangely cosy at times and interesting to walk around and experience.
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Dino
Aug 28, 2024
Experience to try. - Experience that I Recommendation to try to everyone, and especially to young people, to have a small idea of what all those people who lived through the period of World War II and its bombing of citizenship felt.
You can choose to be accompanied by a Guide or without, but what you see is quite clear and explicit, I have done without it.
At the entrance the staff provides a map of the bunker and explains the most salient things (in English). Many corridors with many rooms used for various uses, such as the kitchen, the telecommunications room, a small library with books and newspapers of the time, several rooms that served as moments of aggregation, some others a little less (the suicide room). A lot of material from the present time, some other fairly faithfully reconstructed, including the mannequins.
Photographs and even touching objects are allowed, but I did not understand why they do not want to make videos.
Throughout the route you are accompanied by background music and the rumor of military propaganda, which added to the smell of damp makes this visit a bit mysterious.
The ticket price is definitely worth the visit.
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Brian_h
Jun 2, 2024
Step in the shoes of scared Germans during Cold War - So easy to use the ticket and enter the property. Self guided so you are given a map and told about the various stations where TVs show old footage of the stories from the era. There were hardly any other tourists so it was quiet and not rushed.
The bunker employs people with disabilities so that's good to know as well.
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731danielec
May 17, 2024
Very interesting - Interesting experience, extremely educational and out of normal experiences. recommended for all ages and truly a one-of-a-kind place
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Mikebstravels
Aug 5, 2023
Interesting and fun - Interesting little bunker tour, have been to much bigger but they are always 'don't touch' here they actively encourage touching things which they kids loved!
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Richertrips
Aug 14, 2025
A taste of Cold War - There are many underground facilities in Brno, but for me this one was the most historically interesting and accurate. You can testify by yourself how the Soviet Command was always ready to face a nuclear confrontation: shelters, food, communications, everything on place, and not so long ago. And unlike other underground attractions, you don’t need to wait for a guide and can go at your own pace.
I had been before in the Samara Stalin´s Bunker. This is more modern, still in use during the Cold War. You don´t have to climb up and down and don`t feel claustrophobic.
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Culture14749125554
Oct 3, 2024
Worth seeing - An impressive experience where you can get a little sense of what must have happened back then. I wouldn't recommend it to people with claustrophobia. All in all very interesting
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347vane
Jun 21, 2024
Fabtastic! Staff: trash! - Was a cool experience. We got there at half past 11 and were sent away. They weren't open and had to come back in an hour. When we came back she sent us away again. We had to come back in half an hour. After we told them that we had already been sent away once and already had tickets, we were allowed to walk around independently. Apparently it was too much trouble to arrange a tour for us. Really cool to have been there! The woman's story on TV gives a clear picture of what it was like to take shelter. The location: 5 stars! Organization: 1 star.
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Graeme_s
Dec 10, 2023
Bit underwhelming- - Insufficient content in English
Could have been made more interesting with more context around their prooosed use
It is important this tour remains available but it needs improvement
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