Air Defense Position G-XG with a Bunker

A hill dug into from all sides and at multiple levels. At the summit, the remains of an air defense position survive; on the slopes lie the ruins of a former military compound — tunnel portals, storage depots, garages, and fortified artillery firing positions. The tunnels run practically one above the other, with changes in elevation, staircases, bends, and exits so thoroughly overgrown they are nearly impossible to spot from outside.

Inside the firing positions, you can find numerous charts and instructions explaining how landmines work and how one should properly fear atomic war. The site is unguarded, and all entrances and approaches are freely accessible. You may attract the curiosity of locals who store hay in some of the tunnels — but nothing more than that.