- ARK D-0: Tito’s Nuclear Bunker - In 2000, the general populace became aware of a massive nuclear fallout shelter, ranking among the largest in Europe, designed to safeguard 350 individuals during a nuclear event. Nestled in the Zlatar mountain near Konjic, the facility referred to as Tito’s bunker was unveiled. Prior to the revelation of its actual function, extensive subterranean facilities, and significant size, it appeared to be merely an isolated house, as commonly described.
- Entry tickets included
- Engaging tour guide
- Comfortable air-conditioned transport
Josip Broz Tito: A single individual, innumerable narratives.
In 2000, it was revealed to the public that a colossal nuclear hideout, one of the most expansive in Europe, existed. It could have served as a sanctuary for 350 individuals in the case of a nuclear disaster.
The Zlatar mountain, located a short distance from Konjic, houses an edifice commonly referred to as Tito’s bunker. Until its true function, majestic interior, and grand underground magnitude were disclosed, it was simply perceived as an isolated structure in the wilderness, as the saying goes. More than three decades prior, this nuclear bunker was constructed as the primary command center for the former JNA. This structure was under construction for 26 years, with a whopping $4.6 billion invested into it. Only four official commanders were privy to the bunker’s existence, and the workers involved were bound by confidentiality agreements.
A drive to Konjic, a stunning city in Herzegovina rich with history, that takes approximately one hour, brings you nearer to the Bunker.
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