Atomic Bunker

This extraordinary underground museum houses over 12,000 unique exhibits that reveal the sophisticated world of Soviet espionage. Discover the technological ingenuity behind the USSR's intelligence operations through an impressive array of covert equipment: break-in tools, wiretapping systems, and miniature cameras cleverly disguised as ordinary household items. The collection extends beyond traditional spy gear to include specialized metal detectors designed for human tracking, radiation survey meters, concealed recording devices, and remote surveillance equipment.

The museum features the Baltics' most comprehensive gas mask collection, ranging from tiny children's masks to specialized protective gear designed for horses. The authentic bunker atmosphere is enhanced by meticulously recreated KGB chief and interrogator offices, furnished with genuine historical artifacts including a lamp from Stalin's personal villa and Marshal Zhukov's actual telephone. This immersive experience goes beyond passive observation – visitors can handle and test many of the espionage devices themselves.