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Rating: 4.6/5 (7 reviews)
This shelter is very interesting, somehow conveying the harshness and fear of that, and any other, war. Why don't we properly preserve these war remnants in Spain as reminders? I've seen them in Ypres (WWI), Normandy (WWII),... Next to the shelter, there's also a lovely little chapel in memory of loved ones.
There is no path from 50 meters before reaching an interesting point on the map but only, well There is a house nearby and there were people and dogs but otherwise I didn't see anyone.
The site, as a historical symbol of the Civil War, is very well preserved, especially the shelter itself. The trench itself is quite deteriorated due to vegetation, and several sections of the military dome have collapsed. Regarding the air-raid shelter, it is quite dark, and you might encounter some unwanted animals. Nevertheless, it is an unparalleled experience, as it makes you feel what the soldiers who used that structure felt. I would definitely recommend it.