Bunk'Art 2

Interesting bunker now turned into an art exhibition gallery. Entry is cash only.

Sobering recounting of Albania's darker communist past. Not for those who are claustrophobic or the faint heart as many of the exhibits are quite life like and vivid. Cool to visit an actual bunk though!

Very educational in terms of understanding how bad dictators and weird regimes can inflict on people. Really enjoyed the quote which says if you dont remember the past, you are condemn to repeat it. Another really interesting but sickening one is the tortures they employed which highlights the extent of madness one can inflict on others.

The bunker museum Bunk'Art in Tirana. To be precise, there are two, called Bunk'Art and Bunk'Art2, the former in the suburbs and the latter in the city center. The entrance is the shape of a bunker, and after entering, it passes through the heavy tunnels, and there are many rooms to tell the history of communism here History. There is even advanced AR technology to move the whole museum. This is a nuclear-proof bunker. Now displays a large amount of historical information about Albania at the time. The bunker was built in 1981 ～ 1986, and the exterior wall is2.4 meters thick, made of reinforced concrete. Originally built to avoid nuclear disaster, now changed For museums. #Bunk'Art Raiders Open Hours: Open on Monday 09：00-16：00, closed on Monday. Price: Entry 500 lek (about 30 RMB), half price for students. Coordinates: Bunk'Art1#Bunker on the outskirts of Bunk'Art2 in the city center Raiders: Location: All over Albania? Tips: Search Bunker for some coordinates. # Museum is so interesting #Private Secrets in the City #My Hiking Notes #Where I Go Still Wanna Go #Romantic Landmarks in the City

The interior of the BunkArt Museum is made up of many rooms. This is part of the bunker itself, including venues like Figure VIII. It is amazing not only the building itself, but also the artistic sense created by the designers using multimedia technologies such as sound, light and shadow on their own terrain. Moreover, Albania's history cannot be ignored without mentioning China, as in figure II. A biased historical description of the author's will is not allowed to be evaluated, because you can't see the truth anyway. But the resulting familiarity is real to me.