Communication bunker Museum

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 Rīga, Augusta Dombrovska iela 2, Latvia

The communications bunker is located in Riga, Vecmīlgrāvis, is a historical object built during the Soviet era, which originally served as the reserve control point of the then Oktyabr district and at the same time - the civil defense headquarters of the Riga Ship Repair Plant. It was created to ensure the management of the Northern district in emergency situations, such as in the event of a nuclear war or natural disaster.

The bunker had everything necessary for autonomous operation: communication nodes for communication with other important objects, independent power supply and water supply, as well as premises for the protection of people. After the end of the Soviet era, the bunker was neglected and looted, but in recent years it has been carefully restored by local enthusiasts and transformed into the Civil Defense Museum "Communications Bunker".

The museum's exhibition features authentic work spaces, communication equipment, protective gear, historical documents and maps, allowing visitors to explore the civil defense system of the Cold War and feel the atmosphere of that time. It is a unique journey through time that will captivate both history enthusiasts and those looking for something unusual.

The museum regularly organizes tour days, during which visitors can learn about the history of the bunker and its significance. To visit the museum, it is recommended to register for a tour in advance or follow upcoming events on the museum's official pages on social networks.

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