Interesting exhibition of a nuclear bunker, fortunately never used for it's original purpose. Quite atmospheric. Limited written information available although this does not detract. There are some useful videos. If you have children there are items of clothing, gas masks and other items to try on, touch.

Not for those who seek comfort. An unforgettable experience for the whole family, but because of the rough living arrangements. Quite dirty and the bathrooms were smelly and in bad shape. A good historical insight which the teenagers did not appreciate as much due to their focus on the uncomfortable overnight stay. Still, can recommend for those who seek unforgettable experiences.

What an incredible piece of history. We did the self-guided tour and it was... awesome. Thinking of that space being built when it was, and what it was for is really sobering. I'm glad they are able to offer it as place to learn and apparently, party. :)

Although a grim purpose and of course drab feel it was very interesting. It had lots of period equipment and technology with various video shorts playing about the machinery plus things to read and interactive elements too. A reasonable amount of rooms and walkways to visit. Includes cafe and option to stay there overnight. Not really claustrophobic and you don’t go underground really. You are essentially going into the hillside. Ok price to pay for what you see.

It is a must be for any history fans. it is possible to sleep in there and I highly recommend doing it to everybody who does not care about luxury. All rooms and corridors are full of thematic equipment such as gas masks, cans for those masks, hemical uniforms etc. It is perfect experience for 1 or 2 nights. (I recommend bringing your own sleeping bag). Tour itself was interesting and it was included in room price!

Very nice attraction with a great guide. Highly recommend. You can also accomodate here, but that seemed to us a bit too scary. 😃

Interesting place to see. Has an unusal and unique atmosphere. Reminds of old times. Takes 20-30 minutes to go through. Also good in bad weather

Our family had an awesome experience staying in 10-Z Bunker in Brno! The rooms are spartan and the bathrooms are down one of the tunnels (all to be expected in a Cold War era nuclear fallout shelter. It was like staying all night in a 1950s time capsule), but wandering around and viewing all the history was fascinating! Great staff, great location and an all-around good value! If your in Brno check it out!

Good place to kill an hour of your time. It was good you could touch everything on display. Could do with more signs in other languages but overall informative of the tv on display. The price on the website does not match up with what is being charged as well was CZK 180 not CZK 150 what is being displayed online.

It took me around an hour to get around so it is a nice filler. The way information is given is though videos most of which have subtitles. They cover some very interesting things such as supplying air an communications. I think you are able to try on the uniform they used to wear which is a lot of fun.

This place is actually very interesting. It’s bigger than I expected with lots of information to read about. Even my teenager thought it was interesting

Hostel placed in actuall bunker! Sleeping in cells, surrounded by many artefacts from the unfamous communist time. You can walk around for free or join the guide (daily at 7pm). The staff is helpful and the location is perfect. The only minus is the breakfast - retro is ok but too much retro is not ok. And instant coffee just shouldn't be there.

We stayed in the bunker overnight and it was a great and unique experience. We also did the tour and it was really interesting. I definitely recommend.

This place is really cool. A bunker from world war 2 and the cold war. The television displays through the bunker tell the story in a nice way. Recommended for an hour visit or so.

Totally recommended tour with a lot of information about the nuclear bunker was, with some reminiscences at the end of some things of the communist era (commercials, stuff you could buy in a supermarket, etc). Specially interesting to make the tour with my partner as she was born in a communist country.