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A chill from the cold war! Chemical or Nuclear attack, an underground nuclear bunker would protect the Soviet high army command and high ranking communist party members. You will devour Soviet food on the sounds of retrol vynil. This experience will whisk you back to the cold war years of the 70's. Awaiting from directives from Moscow, you will become yourself the eyes and ears of the KGB.
The Top Secret Soviet Base with cover name "The Pension"
This is a unique opportunity to visit Ligatne’s top-secret nuclear bunker. The bunker, which remains almost unchanged from the Soviet era, only became known to the Latvian public in 2003, twelve years after Latvia regained independence. This 2,000-square metre facility buried deep under Latvian soil was known simply as “The Pension”. It would have provided, in times of a nuclear attack from the ‘evil’ capitalist western countries, an escape for the leading members of the KGB and the Latvian Soviet government.
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Soviet nuclear bunker retro party
The canteen at the Ligatne bunker appears to be set in a time-warp as it remains virtually untouched from the time of Soviet occupation and provides a full Soviet experience including retro vinyl discs and authentic nibbles washed down with vodka. Fortunately, the Russian food has definitely improved since those days!
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Museum fare, guiding and transfers included
Ligatne
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Michael Friis Olsen, Denmark
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![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Your website misses some information about what we get but I was relieved when the guide turned up. But having said that, our guide was great, the nuclear bunker tour was fascinating, and Riga itself was a perfect destination for our party. I'll be recommending it to my friends, both the city itself and Riga Out There as events organisers. So thanks! The questionnaire I'm filling out now is a bit broken. There is no option to answer the 'how quickly was your inquiry dealt with' question and the answer to the missing question is 'very quickly'. -Ed Edward Lewis, United Kingdom
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