Commandobunker Kemmel
Heuvelland · Flanders
In the flank of the Kemmelberg, Flanders' highest hill, lies a 20-meter-deep Cold War command bunker built by the Belgian army between 1951 and 1953 as an air-defense coordination center. From 1965 the Belgian Armed Forces used it as a headquarters for a possible Soviet attack. Open as a museum since 2009, its corridors and control rooms can be visited today.
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What you'll seeAn ordinary brick house facade on the hillside conceals the stairway down into the bunker, giving no hint from outside of the complex beneath it.
PracticalThe bunker can be visited either with a guide or independently.
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Common questions
- Why stop at Commandobunker Kemmel on a bike ride?
- In the flank of the Kemmelberg, Flanders' highest hill, lies a 20-meter-deep Cold War command bunker built by the Belgian army between 1951 and 1953 as an air-defense coordination center. From 1965 the Belgian Armed Forces used it as a headquarters for a possible Soviet attack. Open as a museum since 2009, its corridors and control rooms can be visited today.
- Where is Commandobunker Kemmel?
- Commandobunker Kemmel is in Heuvelland, Flanders (Belgium).
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