行をスキップ：ブルノの10-Zバンカー入場チケット
説明
10-Z内の展覧会では、およそ500メートルのトンネルを通って "散歩"ができます。トンネルはガイドなしでも自分のペースで探索できます。
ツアーオプション
旅程
入り口で、ラビリンスの地図が届きます。あなたの目標は、出口を見つけることです。途中で、画像やプロジェクターで放射性降下物の避難所に関係する人々の物語を学びます。 非表示のQRコードには、追加の資料が含まれたビデオがあり、10-ZのすべてのエリアにWi-Fiがあります。展示の見学中に、シェルターの最も興味深い部分（ディーゼル発電機、ろ過室、PBX電話交換機）を歩くと、シェルターで忘れられていた新市庁舎のPolášek機能主義者テーブルが見えます。アドルフ・ヒトラーとすべての共産主義の大統領がブルノ市庁舎を訪れたときに使用されました。 この展示には、ブルノのセイルにある元地方刑務所の「死のセル」からの扉が含まれています。そこでは、第二次世界大戦中に死刑判決を受け、スターリン主義が死刑に直面する前にメッセージを刻みました。 都市と地域に関連する特別な展示を特徴とする視聴覚技術が設置されています。展示の最後に、訪問者はマルセル・イナチャクのミルクバーでしばらく休むことができます。
ハイライト
含まれるもの
旅行者の評価
重要情報
- あらゆる体力レベルの方に適しています
- この展覧会は、英語字幕付きの約15の上映で構成されています。あなたはバンカーの英語の地図を手に入れ、あなたは道を見つける必要があります。
レビュー(45)
It is a necessary experience to reconnect as a society, which reminds us of the hard times of past eras but which threaten to return.
Staff unfriendly to foreigners - give extensive pre-tour introduction to Czech tourists, but explanation to English speaking tourists included only things one cannot do st the bunker. The site is shabby and freighening.one must look for quer codes to obtain any information.
Thank you for your feedback and we are very sorry that the tour did not meet your expectations. We apologize for the situations you describe – especially for the different approach to interpretation for Czech and English-speaking visitors. This is definitely not our intention and we take your comments seriously. We are also sorry that the information was not easily accessible and that you had to search for it via QR codes. During this year, we plan to supplement and clarify the language versions and the overall information presentation to make it understandable and comfortable for all visitors. Thank you for letting us know – such suggestions help us improve our services and approach to foreign guests. If you decide to visit us again in the future, we will be happy to see the changes we are currently preparing. Petr Nečas, manager, 10-Z.cz
The bunker tour was a fascinating experience. It's self-guided; there's a lot of unusual things to see and it's a hands-on experience.
Informative and great that it was a little immersive. Good that you can wander through the bunker on your own at your own pace.
The bunker tour was a fascinating look into communist era Czech life. The videos were really informative, and we enjoyed trying on the gas masks. My disabled husband was able to get around fine on his narrow mobility scooter, but a larger scooter or wheelchair would find the narrow corridors chllenging.
Boring and meaningless. A story about how the bunker served as a refuge during World War II and can resist nuclear weapons
Purchased ticket before online - but on day could have just purchased … have a feeling this place can be busy in summer. Located in the centre of brno it’s a real nuclear bunker - great exhibits which are all interactive Well recommended if you are in the area
This tour is really nice especially for rainy / cloudy days! You can check out everything at your own pace, I loved the moments when we brainstormed what could be the purpose of this room. And a few meters later there where either videos or short texts, amazing! Nevertheless at the end the whole "expedition" felt a bit to shirt but I assume thats a good sign cause we stayed for 90 Minutes. The price for the tickets was also really fair just a bit more background on the rooms in form of "QR" codes would have been also nice, but all in all I really enjoyed it and I can highly recommend!
it was a great experience, also because you can attack everything, that makes it very alive. Young people can also get a good picture of this.
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.
