Restaurant Bunker 42 — Restaurant in Tagansky District

The Bunker and Restaurant are unique and worth visiting. The waiter at the restaurant was very helpful. However the actual Bunker tour was a bad experience mainly because of the tour guide. He spoke rather ok English but didn't want to answer any questions and he overall gave the impression he hated his job. He was rattling through the sections just like reading from a script but with lots of errors. Many sections of the Bunker have very little light, by design of the tour, the guide had the only torch but he simply rushed ahead and had many tour members walking and climbing staircases through the dark. He didn't care about his tour group at all. At the end of the tour he made the whole tour group climb 18 floors up to the surface, although there is a lift. He deliberately didn't give the option to take the lift. I'm fit and don't mind to climb the stairs but there were other elder Tour members for them it was more like torture they should have been given the opportunity to take the lift back up. Overall it's a interesting piece of history, the restaurant is ok but the Bunker tour itself sucks mainly because it's badly...

Frankly speaking, I am here reviewing the Experience of the Bunker Tour since I have not got the chance to dine at the restaurant which can be part of the tour as well.

The Bunker 42 tour is a Secret Thrilling Visit must added to the schedule which will give the tourist a deeper understanding to Russian History.

during the visit, you will be taken 18th floors under the ground and This is 65m beneath Moscow

This bunker is an anti-nuclear military command headquarter built in 1956 during the US and USSR cold war period under Stalin's orders. This project was a top secret and has a hidden secret connection to the underground network.

The tour is really interesting and you will experience some actions in there 😉

please note that photos and videos are not allowed in some sections

The tour is around 1:30 to 2 hours and costs around 40...

A really unique and highly recommended experience.

The bunker built at the start of the cold war was an interesting place to visit, with a lot of in depth information provided in English by our guide. Our guide answered questions well and directed the tour without rushing through, great guy!

The restaurant atmosphere was very cool and unique, food and drinks were a fair price for the situation and were tasty, also some high quality singing performed by a lady there during our meal.

The bunker personnel treat this place seriously giving stern warnings in areas where photos were not allowed, they treat this place with respect and try to guide tourists to do the same.

In short the visit was a unique and interesting experience that all different types of...