Bunk'Art 2

Museum · Tirana

Bunk'Art 2

Museum · Tirana

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Street Abdi Toptani, Tiranë, Albania

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Explore Albania's tumultuous past at this 24-room museum nestled in a Communist-era bunker, offering a captivating blend of history and eerie atmosphere.  

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Street Abdi Toptani, Tiranë, Albania Get directions

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"A 24-room museum in a bunker that reconstructs the history of the Ministry of Internal Affairs from 1912 to 1991, featuring interrogation cells, vivid imagery, and art installations."

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Ifa Melati

Google
I don't have any expectations when I visited, turned out it's a pretty chilly museum about the Albanian dark history. The makers of the museum really know how to create the atmosphere and deliver the message. Not suitable for children and it's better to visit during daytime if you're easily scared 😬.

Yvonne Crawford

Google
Great bunker museum. I learned so much. I prefer Bunk’Art over this one, but both great in their own way. 900 lek for one ticket, but you could buy a ticket for both. Cash only on the day I went.

GIN TRES

Google
Bunk’Art is a must-visit in Tirana! A powerful and important place that sheds light on Albania’s history in a truly immersive way. Walking through the tunnels feels surreal, and the exhibitions are eye-opening. Definitely worth a visit!

History Academy

Google
This museum is a brilliant example of a Cold War bunker. The musuem has done an excellent job of using the space to narrate the story of Albania, spanning from the Italian occupation to the Communist regime. It effectively highlights the profound impact of the dictatorship on people's lives. I found the accounts of survivors from the internment and death camps to be particularly moving. This is truly a must-see attraction for any lover of history.

Legends l

Google
Informative attraction to visit in Tirana with lots of history and information about the experiences Albanians have had to endure in the past. This place provides some historical context to how the borders were demarcated between Yugoslavia, Greece and Albania. You can also get a sense of what the several bunkers in this country were used by authoritarian regimes. Worth a visit.

Ze Ren (Zacookie)

Google
The museum is small and primarily text-based, taking about an hour to explore. It’s a great place to learn about Albanian history, and I especially appreciated the sections reflecting on historical events. However, when it’s crowded, it can get difficult to move around or read the information on display boards.

Nas Momeni

Google
A must-visit in Tirana! Bunk’Art 2 is a fascinating and immersive experience that provides a deep insight into Albania’s history. The way the museum is set up inside the old bunker makes it even more impactful. The exhibits are well-organized, offering a mix of historical documents, artifacts, and multimedia displays that bring the past to life. I especially appreciated how informative and thought-provoking the experience was. If you're visiting Tirana and want to understand the country's history in a unique and engaging way, this place is definitely worth your time!

Enoch Olalude

Google
This is a fascinating glimpse into Albania’s history, blending Cold War-era bunkers with exhibits about the country’s communist past. The underground atmosphere adds to the experience, making you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. The displays are informative, covering the secret police and the regime’s surveillance, though some translations could be clearer. The dim lighting and narrow corridors add an eerie but fitting vibe to the experience. It’s a must-see for history buffs and those looking to learn about Albania’s recent past. The only downside is that it can feel a bit claustrophobic after a while, but overall, it’s well worth a visit!