The Lübschützer Teiche Bunker Complex, built 1968–1972, was designed to be an emergency command centre for the District Administration for State Security, Leipzig in the event of war or a nuclear attack. It was never used for its intended purpose.
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Gaststätte "Lübschützer Teiche"
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Fantastic experience! Without giving too much away, this bunker is a well-preserved monument to the Stasi's paranoia smack in the middle of a secluded resort area.
English-speaking foreign visitors shouldn't fear: our guide's English was excellent, and you can arrange tours on dates other than those specified on the website, just email the museum staff.
Parking's a bit indirect. You need to park either in the green-shaded, park-like area west of the bunker pin on Google Maps or somewhere near Alfred-Frank-Straße and then walk northeast down the resort's service road toward the bunker...
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I can give only one star, because I made the effort to pay a visit to the Stasi-bunker. The website and Google maps told me the museum was open today till 18h. I arrived at 16h. Parked the car at the parking at about 100m from the sign towards the museum. Back on foot towards the sign to see that a takes a 5 minute walk to the bunker.... no prob..... seems to take a bit longer to walk, but hey, it's healthy to walk...arriving near the place (don't panic if you don't see any signs along your hiking). F*ING CLOSED. No reason, no explanation, nada. Sorry, but...
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This bunkermuseum is really worth a visit - the bunker is full of authentic equipment (especially telecommunications equipment). The staff even speak fluent English - and are very nice and happy to help you in every way possible. I arrived shortly after the museum closed and asked them for a very quick tour and they were happy to oblige - but of course itr is best to arrive early ! At at the price its a...
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