Decayed Military Barracks with a Small Bunker

An abandoned military unit with several crumbling barracks, storage hangars, and a small underground command post where metal doors and interior fittings have survived. There is also an unfinished storage tunnel containing numerous mock anti-tank mines and the remains of army crates.

The ruins of a former military unit sit in a gorge near a village. Empty hangars, barracks, a headquarters building, a soldiers’ bathhouse, and a canteen are all here. So are two underground bunkers. The first — H-shaped — was completed, used, and later abandoned; some ironwork and finishing materials remain. The second was never finished and looks more like a cave grotto; it was used for storing wooden crates and training mines, which are still there to this day.

The site is freely accessible. One of the buildings has been taken over as a farm, and you may come across shepherds with their sheep. Inside the abandoned bunker, Kalashnikov casings and flashbang grenades are scattered about — the bunker was most likely used for some kind of military exercise.