Fort Beniaminów is a military installation in Beniaminów, some 20 kilometres east of Warsaw. Designed by a Polish-born Russian General Konstanty Wieliczko, the fort was constructed in 1904 as part of the outer ring of defences of the Warsaw Fortress.
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It's located near the town of Beniaminów in Poland and was built by the Russians around 1904 - 1910 as part of the Warsaw Fortress, used by the Nazis as a POW camp in 1939, and eventually abandoned. There's a lot of complex history and one hell of an atmosphere in this never ending structure that now, unfortunately, lies in ruins.. Definitely one for history enthusiasts and safety first urban explorers however, currently being used to store car tyres arranged in a distinctly strange order for some...
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Cool fort built by the Russians before world war 1. It was interesting checking it out, there are similar forts all around Warsaw, some are much bigger, but some are a similar size. Regardless this one is nice and I recommend to check it out. There are seems to be people using it as a fun place...
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What a place for Revisiting History. Free to visit and walk around. Tunnels go for hundreds of meters. Watch our glass in the sand. Probably don't venture into the darker rooms. Small parking area on the side...
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