Бункер 703

Museum · Taganka

Бункер 703

Museum · Taganka

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2-Y Novokuznetskiy Pereulok, 14 строение 1, Moscow, Russia, 115184

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Cold War bunker, 43m deep, offering historical tours  

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2-Y Novokuznetskiy Pereulok, 14 строение 1, Moscow, Russia, 115184 Get directions

bunker703.ru
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2-Y Novokuznetskiy Pereulok, 14 строение 1, Moscow, Russia, 115184 Get directions

+7 926 558 87 07
bunker703.ru
@bunker703

Features

restroom
crowd family friendly
wheelchair accessible parking lot
wheelchair accessible entrance

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Oct 24, 2025

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23 Places to Relive the Cold War

"This atmospheric location on the surface is masked by an inconspicuous gray building. However, the true nature of this location is hidden more than 100 feet underground, similar in-depth to the Moscow underground/subway (Metro). This former bunker was constructed during the Cold War and wasn’t declassified until 2018. The purpose of the bunker was to act as a protected storage facility for some of Russia’s most important foreign policy documents. It’s believed that around 120 tons of documentation, from treaties to top-secret materials were housed inside this bunker. Although no longer used by the government, the bunker’s Cold War atmosphere still remains. To enter, visitors must venture down a set of stairs that take them underground. A local guide is available to conduct tours of the bunker and provide information about the facility’s history." - ATLAS_OBSCURA

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Jiwon Park (JP)

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It was amazing to see in person a bunker built during the Soviet era. The staff were friendly or tried to be friendly. The restrooms are clean and the atmosphere feel as go down to the bunker is very inviting. It's a great place to take pictures, and in fact, visitors from many nationalities attended the English tour. However, it was very difficult for us visitors to climb from the bunker to the ground. (I think the people who used this bunker during the Soviet era probably had a similar difficult time.)

Priyanka Reddy

Google
Must visit when in Moscow. Detailed information about the bunker, how it came into existence, when was it discovered that at the end of the tour, you can't help but feel amazed at all the history this place holds.

Rinat Khusamov

Google
Love this place! Authentic Soviet era bunker, in good condition. Staff are real professionals, know a lot about the bunker and it’s history. They have moderate museums downstairs, but you have to be ready to go deep by stairs!

lakshay kawatra

Google
You will never know until you are here untill you're at a depth of 43m below the earth. They have a english guided tour at 7pm.Recommeneded to buy tickets at the place It costs 1300 roubles pp.Cheaper than many websites.Take Yandex to reach there.what else? Take amazing photos there.Chao

david luyckx

Google
Enjoyed it very much! Very interesting tour and I got a personal guide (Irina) who spoke excellent English and did a fantastic job explaining even the most technical details. After the tour, they allow you to walk freely and take pictures for 10min. You should surely put this activity on your bucket list when visiting moscow.

Matteo L

Google
Amazing facility. Open only recently to the public. The guided tour in English with Irina was just great. She explained the original use case of all facilities adding details and involving all the visitors. Best part for me was definitely the Kalashnikov dismounting experience.

Lin詩怡

Google
Good place but bad cashier (bad attitude).

Alessandro Armentani

Google
Really cool! But maybe ticket should be cheaper