The Nazi shaft in a very unique location served as a shelter for Nazi leaders, in the past its walls were decorated with carved images of soldiers, these have been taken away by time and vandalism, the site is gradually filling with water, which makes access difficult, there are interesting remains of Nazis and past visitors, and at the end of the shaft there is a tub of supposedly drinkable water full of minerals and behind it stairs to a unique place.

First a plan for a new city hall eventually converted to a huge shopping mall, in the end just empty floors full of graffiti, the views are good tho, anyway the place is one of the worse ones and a bit more risky. It lost its urbex aura when it became popular on tiktok

This abandoned military airfield, which was used by Soviet troops in the past, offers a unique glimpse into the past. The site is large and includes several hangars, barracks and other military buildings, most of which are now in a state of disrepair. Exploring these abandoned spaces provides a unique atmosphere and a sense of discovering a lost world. The sites are more unique in that they revolve around the airport, while the barracks are scattered throughout the city. It should be mentioned that the airport is still in use to some extent

In the forgotten corners of Prague lies a mysterious building known as Dynamitka Bohnice. Hidden in the woods, this complex whispers stories full of suspense and history. Built in the late 19th century, it served as a factory for the production of dynamite and other explosives. In its glory days, it was a symbol of industrial progress and technological innovation, but also a place where danger threatened every day. During the First and Second World Wars, Dynamitka Bohnice became a strategic point. Its production was essential for military operations and the factory worked at full speed to meet the demands of the warring sides. The shadows of those times still hang over the ruins, reminding us of the workers who risked their lives here. After the end of World War II and with the advent of more modern technology, Dynamitka Bohnice lost its significance. The factory was gradually abandoned and left to time and nature. In the times of socialism, the surroundings were used for various experimental purposes, but gradually the place was forgotten. Now the front part is used and the back part is used for airsoft, overall there is not much to see

In the depths of the forests, near Prague, lies a mysterious military facility that whispers tales of courage, fear and the relentless passage of time. This imposing complex, built in the 1930s, was a symbol of determination in the face of imminent danger. During World War II, it became a stronghold for Nazi troops, hiding ammunition supplies and the weight of a dark time of conflict. After the war, the building passed into the hands of the Czechoslovak army. At a time when the Iron Curtain divided Europe, defensive operations were planned and soldiers trained here. Secret corridors and bunkers hid not only weapons, but also the stories of those who were ready to protect their country. The 1990s brought changes. After the fall of the communist regime, the building lost its original purpose. Some parts fell into oblivion, while others found a new use. Dreams of turning the building into a place where history would come alive began to be realised. Today, the military building is a mixture of abandoned buildings and living stories. Every step on the rusting stairs brings a sense of touching history. This complex is a monument to the military past and a masterpiece of architecture. The reinforced concrete walls and steel structures testify to the technical sophistication of the time. Each bunker and warehouse mirrors the skill of the builders of the time.

A visit to a former nuclear warhead storage site.