The Atomic KGB Bunker Museum is a unique attraction located in Kaunas, Lithuania. Situated six meters underground, it is a Cold War nuclear bunker that has been converted into a museum. The bunker houses a private collection that is unparalleled in the world, featuring over 12,000 authentic artifacts.
Among the most notable exhibits are the largest collection of gas masks in the Baltics, including masks designed for adults, children, and even horses. The museum also showcases a variety of rare Soviet spy gadgets, secret communication gear, and surveillance equipment that were once used by the KGB, NKVD, and Soviet militia. This military history site offers visitors a fascinating glimpse into the subterranean world of Cold War espionage and defense strategies.
The bunker itself was renovated in recent years to preserve its historical significance and to provide an immersive experience for visitors interested in urbex and fortifications.