Nuremberg: Nuclear Bunker in Main Railway Station

Step beneath the bustling streets of Nuremberg, Germany, and discover a hidden nuclear bunker built during the Cold War. This guided tour takes you into the depths of the city’s main railway station, where a shelter was constructed to protect civilians and travelers from nuclear, biological, and chemical threats.

As you explore the bunker, your knowledgeable guide will reveal the history and purpose behind its creation. You’ll see authentic exhibits that showcase the measures taken to safeguard the population and learn how the fear of nuclear warfare shaped civil defense strategies in postwar Germany.

A powerful computer simulation lets you compare the destructive force of early atomic bombs with today’s nuclear warheads, offering a sobering look at the evolution of these weapons. The experience is both educational and thought-provoking, highlighting the realities of life during the Cold War era.

Step into the shoes of those who might have sought refuge here. Try lying on a pallet or sitting in the confined space, imagining what it would have been like to wait out a crisis with hundreds of others. The tour lasts about 1.3 hours and is conducted in German, making it an immersive experience for history enthusiasts.

Entry fees and a local guide are included, but please note that food, drinks, and transportation are not provided. Tours run rain or shine, and punctuality is essential as late arrivals cannot be accommodated. Secure your spot now to explore this unique piece of Nuremberg’s hidden history!