The history of the complex begins in the 1930s. To effectively defend the Kriegsmarine naval base, the German command decided to build a coastal artillery battery.
After the end of World War II, the former German shelters were taken over by the Polish Army and then rebuilt into a backup command post. It was from this place that the Polish Army units were to be commanded during the attack on the west. It was at this base that an order was to be issued that could have resulted in the atomic destruction of the entire world.
Underground City on Wolin Island - a complex of coastal artillery batteries, an underground complex of shelters built in 1936–1938 in Świnoujście on Wolin Island, entered into the register of immovable monuments of the West Pomeranian Voivodeship; open to the public.
Be the first to know about the latest events, offers and promotions!
In order to provide services at the highest level, the Website uses cookies saved in the browser's memory. Detailed information about the purpose of their use, including processing of user activity data and advertising personalization, as well as the possibility to change cookie settings, can be found in the Privacy Policy. By clicking ACCEPT ALL, you consent to the use of technologies such as cookies and to the processing by Nadwiślańska Agencja Turystyczna Sp. z o.o., Towarowa 23, 43-100, Tychy, of your personal data collected on the Internet, such as IP addresses and cookie identifiers, for analytical and marketing purposes (including automated ad targeting, measuring their effectiveness, and processing user data for analytical purposes). You can change cookie settings and detailed consent preferences in .
