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Scotland's Secret Bunker


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Scotland's Secret Bunker

 
Description: Underground Nuclear Command Centre, Crown Buildings, (near St Andrews), Fife, KY16 8QH tel = 01333 310301. Fax:01333 ... more
Scotland's Secret Bunker ... Fax:01333 312040.
E-Mail: mod@secretbunker.co.uk.
Open from April 1, 7 days a week 10am-5pm until the End of October
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Newest Review: ... was shivering by the time I had made my way down the tunnel. As you go down the tunnel, historical information is provided about the Cold War, giving you all the essential background information that you will need to fully appreciate the role and purpose of the Secret Bunker. Once in the Bunker itself, I was extremely surprised by the size of it – it was massive, and there were many ... more

 ... more rooms and corridors that were not even open to the public! There was even a large café situated down there, but the thought of eating in such a place didn’t really appeal, although I’m sure the food would have been very nice! To start of...more

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bigalf001
Express Review on Scotland's Secret Bunker
by - written on 22/05/03
Rating:

secret flunker - Advantages: ok to hide from the rain, nice staff, good cafe(ran by outside staff) - Disadvantages: overpriced, cold and damp

weebagpuss
Crowned Review Chilling - in more ways than one (1445 words)
by - written on 23/09/01 (Very useful, 605 readings)
Rating:

Earlier this summer, my Dad came up to Scotland for a brief holiday, and we paid a visit to a fascinating place, just down the road from St Andrews, on the road to Anstruther. This place is known as Scotland’s Secret Bunker. First of all, I’ll give you a bit of background information and history… After World War II, which had ended with the first wartime example of the use of atomic bombs, the relations between the communist countries of the East, and the Western democracies deteriorated quickly. There was an unstable combination of both ideology and, more frighteningly, such devastating weapons. So, shortly after the war was over, ...  Read the complete review

 

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