The Bunkers of Albania were in the focus of National Geographic’s “Travel” section.
The article says that bunkers were once used by the regime communist, which feared a possible attack. But today there is another purpose.
“However, Albanians, being pragmatic by nature, are giving these objects a new life as restaurants, cafes and even museums”, Alex Crevar writes.
Such examples can be found anywhere. In Shkoder, a former bunker has turned into a tattoo parlor.
In Kavaja they have turned into a fast-food shop, and n Golem a hotel with 20 rooms.
In Tirana, the article continues, there are two museums shaped as bunkers that welcome thousands of visitors.
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