Place:
Protiatomový kryt Folimanka
Date:
12/9/2026 09:00:00
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The Folimanka shelter/bunker is currently the largest underground structure in the area of the Prague 2 district.
The area of the shelter is 1332 m2 and it can accommodate 1300 people. The shelter is maintained, illuminated, heated, and fully functional if needed. Entry is free and does not require prior reservation. Suitable for children and seniors. Almost the entire shelter is wheelchair accessible. Entry is also allowed for well-behaved pets.
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