45°51′06″N13°32′50″E

Space

The space consists of three rooms (bunkers), field works of the 5th Army Corps, built in the Sixties and decommissioned in the early Nineties.

  1. Bunker R10

    45°51′06″N 13°32′50″E · 130 m

    A single room under a steel hatch flush with the ground; a stair leads down. On the walls, the rails for two bunk beds. Beside it, an open concrete entrance trench. The position of this hatch gives the gallery its name.

    Bunker R10
    Bunker R10
    Bunker R10
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    1.40 × 5.50 × 1.80 m
  2. Bunker north

    45°51′08″N 13°32′50″E · 130 m

    A room 1.30 × 5.50 metres, 1.90 high. It is entered from a concrete trench a metre wide between two walls; beside it, an open compartment.

    Bunker north
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    1.30 × 5.50 × 1.90 m
  3. Bunker M1

    45°51′04″N 13°32′46″E · 130 m

    Two square hatches about a metre across, steel frames flush with the slab, the covers missing: an entrance and an emergency exit, a few metres apart.

    Bunker M1
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    1.50 × 7.00 × 2.20 m