Intact Hungarian bunker hidden in a forest | ABANDONED

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

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[@shellite]

If only all people could explore places like this, leaving everything as it was for future explorers to see. Very cool to see one still intact.

[@mr.joshuah1412]

ummm nah. people spoil everything

[@aserta]

This bunker is either fresh or not documented/not on the "market". That green suit is very expensive and would've been looted by now in normal conditions. Even old ones fetch $$$, new ones, from the same class are at least 1k. That, and some other signs (dropped linens and other stuff) suggests this was probably taken "offline" by their military before being abandoned. They took some stuff, that's clear. Most other bunkers of this size, this stuff is usually gone, even cheap shit like the telephones would normally be looted and sold on local fleabays. Whenever i explore, with the exception of tracked stuff or when i do assessments, i almost never find one where they haven't cut the phones out of the wall, and have found several broken phones where the idiots weren't even patient to take them off properly and broke the fragile plastic. Talk about nincompoops, can't even steal properly, little shits.

[@fluffles9591]

It was decommissioned, so this probably was left as it was originally abandoned...honestly it has a lot of relics 😊

[@maximilianharrasser9010]

That Green suit behind the door would have scared the shit out of me😱

[@dervogelrockt]

Was looking for this comment. Because I did want to write same thing 😱😱

[@tothdaniel4095]

This place has been used by firefighters to practice. I think that's the reason why it was left there... :)

[@TattooedTraveler]

This is the kind of bunker I've been looking for. Crazy intact bro, great work.

[@dononebullen]

You could move in there no fucks given

[@sonus289]

id like to know how this stuff is found? . Indo online? Local ppl that know?

[@TattooedTraveler]

@@sonus289 some stuff you can find online but usually takes a bit of groundwork for the really cool stuff

[@mattmattelig]

holy cow - generator room in pristine condition. you don't find that very often. nice to see that the copper thieves haven't discovered this site too. Great job Bob!!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks Matt! Some more these will be uploaded soon😇 Some are even better👀

[@sk-st7jr]

AS A Hungarian I can confirm that the bunker is one of many that lay dormant in the western part of Hungary. look around a bit more in places like Budapest

[@csepid5818]

Ez szerintem inkább a bükkben van

[@sonus289]

dormant makes me think that at some point someone may decide to reuse these?

[@Junkitup]

Chapel zigad

[@petersomodi4123]

Actually there is a village in the Bükk with the name "Noszvaj" You can see its name on several picures on the record.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Yeah, I should search for some bunkers :) They're really interesting in Hungary.

[@mayorofduckburg5189]

That was great! Thanks for being brave enough and having the abilities to explore, record and share these experiences with the world

[@rvman3359]

Man Rob, that was the coolest bunker I have ever seen. Incredible condition. Thanks man.

[@gvii]

I can't believe how intact that place is. Still would be a lot of work to mitigate the mildew and mold growing in there before someone could actually use it, but compared to most bunkers, it's incredibly clean. That's amazing. Wild seeing everything bolted down to prevent everything getting tossed around in the case of a close strike. Even had the belts to strap yourself into the bunks so you don't fall out. Incredibly cool.

[@exploringwithadam297]

wow! another awesome upload bob, this one is in crazy perfect condition. I wish we had bunkers like this to explore in my country, keep up the good work!

[@fratercontenduntocculta8161]

I love your exploration of Eastern Europe specifically. Bunkers have always been my favorite kind of place to explore, a time capsule of the era it was made in.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Next 4 weeks you’ll be happy then😬 thanks for checking out!

[@JohnDoe-wg9oh]

Electroboom would immediately recognise the full bridge rectifier in the schema 7:13.

[@keithglaysher9201]

Great find and explore guys, that bunker is one of the cleanest I have seen, with hardly no vandalism, it looks like it wouldn't take much to re-commission it.

[@kindnuguz]

As you said, with all the crazy things going on in the world, bunkers like this are worth gold imo. Would just need a bit of touch up and be good to go. Again thank you

[@koosgabor4946]

Köszi a feltöltést! Kíváncsi lennék, hogy hol van ez a bunker

[@rjborremans4033]

Great explore, but I miss seeing the awesome and adventurous Elaina all smiles 😃 and happy as hell during explorations.

[@OFCbigduke613]

That is the cleanest bunker I’ve ever seen. Awesome Bob.

[@retropctech2407]

2:25 Love that hazmat suit! Kinda a bit of a shame that it's just laying there. Very nice video though, very rare to see one it that good condition!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

We will come across many museum items in an upcoming episode. We also find another type of hazmat suit!

[@sandors.5526]

13:14 Nestlé aquarel 2002--->

[@psyclow]

Amazing exploration. I love to see those pristine abandoned places. Great video

[@LostBuildings]

Amazing video again Bob! love this old abanadoned bunkers

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks mate😎🤩 yeah, I love when some stuff is still standing

[@bender7565]

Outstanding, never would have guessed 25yrs. The coverings on the mattresses looked very bizarre, you can't see the 'pee' stains, in the Navy you chose your rack by lack of stains. Very clever Hungarians.

[@djyorgi]

It always blows my mind that people lived in these things. Awesome job Bob and friends.😎👌

[@aserta]

They didn't. This is a bunker. Since it's in Hungary and with the age of the items inside, at best 3 or 4 military personnel were ever stationed there at any given time (unless it had any tactical value, which by the things inside, wear level on doors, beds, etc seems like it did not, everything's old, but everything's in good, pristine condition). A bunker's function isn't for people to live in, it's to safeguard the military whilst an attack is underway for a given period of time. There's population shelters (much like UK has in London and other major cities) but in other places of Europe (for the timeframe of these ones, WW2, Cold War, post) most bunkers that aren't military are completely different in construction and form. I think there's possibly like 10 or so videos on old bunkers for population. A bunker like this (military only) it's meant for 10~20 people at best, if that, whilst those are meant to cram as many people as possible from flats and other places. Two story houses have their cellars, flats have their basements.

[@defaultdriftco00]

How crazy would be that sh!t hit the fan while you were safe in an explore through a bunker at the time?! Always enjoy your adventures, sir! Wish you safe travels.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

It would pretty suck since there was no food🍲 🤭Too be honest I wouldn’t want to spend months underground👀

[@defaultdriftco00]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath I don’t blame you!

[@wildancrazy159]

Sounds like a interesting story for a book or movie. I think I've seen similar plots before but it makes for a good foundation for a drama/horror film.

[@rickyjones7013]

Another good one Bob keep them videos rolling

[@kevinhull1114]

I used to service, repair, and test suits like the one at 2:53 [it's made by Auer, in Germany]. Even in mediocre condition, and past due for routine servicing, that's a lot of money just dangling there in the breeze. 😐

[@crazydragy4233]

Even now?

[@TheRichard991]

A very high value target considering all the beds and chairs have straps to tie yourself down for direct and near nuclear strikes. They only really do this in the silo command bunkers so they can continue to lunch strikes while being nuked.

[@SudoSamurai]

Is that also why all chairs are on these floor rails?

[@TheRichard991]

@@SudoSamurai yeah so they can still do the job they are assigned while the nukes fall.

[@justsomebloke6784]

A rare treat to see a bunker so intact. Makes me want to travel.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out ! Believe me, the best one has yet to come ;) Coming online soon. It was 10 times better than this one :)

[@justsomebloke6784]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath Well, I've subbed and hit the notification button, so I can't wait to see it. Eastern Europe and the old communist bloc seems like the place to find these gems.

[@stevetaylor9556]

Wow , what a awesome place , very cool to see so much of it intact, greetings from New Zealand 👍😎

[@wholesometruth7585]

What a great bunker - my favorite yet. Almost looks comfy!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks, but I’ve been to some cooler ones!😇

[@VanHallgate]

15:51 a great relief :D

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Hahahahhaha must be a door or something.. 🤭🤭🤭or I slowed down the sound

[@VanHallgate]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath yeah, especially with the exhale after... I believe this bunker may be anti-nuclear, but not anti-biological. These spare russian air filters you found would become handy :) Anyway - this time, Sir, you sound a little dissapointed or tired. I believe there were not much to explore or to admire, but please keep up the great job! Even those "small, quick" explorations you perform gives us - viewers - a great cherish!

[@CombatantBlog]

It is not a communication bunker, but a "county command post". Every county in Hungary had 1 built a few kilometers from the town with county's rights. I have been to 7 such command posts, they look the same. Where you mention the phone line to the president, it was not to the president of the country. At 09:26...I recognise a lot of locations on that list.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Ah shit! Thanks for your info :) I have been to multiple ones, but couldn't find info. Have you got any pictures online?

[@CombatantBlog]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath These command posts, were part of the "civil defense" organisation, under the Ministry of Defence. All of them were made in the late 60's. The maximum capacity were 20 people. And they were from the political party, police, military and such organisations. The purpose of such places, was that during the war or after an attack, communications, and remediation would be continuous. Total lock down would be only for 3 days or so. The president you mentioned, I assume was a connection to the county president or the party president of the county. There are 19 county in Hungary. So that means 19 such command posts. Some older "county command posts" were built under the town hals, of the county after the war, even some of the big factories had such "bunkers" with the same purpose. The list I mentiond and it is at 09:26, has the name "Szikla" (hungarian word rock) is at Budapest. You can find some info with the P50 and bunker words on google. The Hungarian air force underground command post in Veszprém also has the name Szikla, and still operational. Jobbágyi was a underground military factory from 1949. That was later abandoned for such purpose but started as a new life, as a government shelter, or we assume, cause there is little information about it.

[@kingofcapp]

What does this channel not have 10 million subscribers, at least? By far the best urbex channel in the world.

[@marktgsxr]

Incredible how original it is, in the UK that would have been completely trashed! Epic video 👍

[@madbstard1]

That place could probably be occupied within a week or two. Everything is in really good condition. Lovely find and video Bob. Boo on the sponsorship - I actually play that game daily and the code is only for new players 😭😭😁

[@Super-lucky-7777]

is it any good ?

[@madbstard1]

@@Super-lucky-7777 its not too bad. No ads which is great. But they do push paid upgrades a lot. So for a cheapskate like me, have to grind to get upgrades 😁

[@Renard380]

Unbelievable! Nothing feels better than an abandoned place without destruction!

[@JK-gm6kk]

Unless its guarded, I don't really see how it isn't messed up at least a little bit. What do teenagers do to feel edgy in Hungary?Also, Unless he just happened upon it, then someone told him about it. Which amazes me further that it's in this condition.

[@anuradhapriyankara5226]

7:08 Looks like a Wireless Telegraph machine or a some kind of power supply.

[@vincerasell2071]

Wow thank you guys for bringing another awesome bunker to us here in NZ. Love your videos, and look forward to them.

[@fluffles9591]

Hazmat suits are like a gas mask canister...once opened it starts to expire

[@ghike30]

we have one in York, UK, preserved as a museum, but has nothing like this amount of original structure and artifact...if this site isnt preserved, soon, then your video might become its best, or, only, documentation

[@kindnuguz]

It's so nice to see places not all tore up just for copper.. Places like this, even if outdated are better kept untouched imo. Yes thank you for this, I really enjoy seeing stuff like this as it was when they left. yeah maybe a few people have been through but not assholes thrashing everything. side note: some of that stuff looks fairly recent, maybe 90's or early 2000's ?

[@kitecattestecke2303]

Just look up when Nestlé did stop selling water :-)

[@stevenharris4989]

It's amazing that there is clothing still there, someone hung it up and left. Great content 👌 👏

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks! Tomorrow I upload one which is way more impressive

[@Metalstacker]

Wauw wat een goed bewaarde bunker! Die kunnen ze zo in gebruik nemen, misschien wel even wat apparatuur moderniseren 🤣 15:52 moest je zeker wel iets heel engs hebben gezien, klonk alsof je het in je broek deed daar 🤣 Tot de volgende video Bob 👊🏻

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Haha, ik moet even kijken wat dat was. Ik vermoed een vertraagd geluid van een deur.. gonna check it.😂Er komt een bunker die nog intacter is.

[@jmeier37]

if in good condition, those lime green radiation HAZMAT suits are worth a fortune; usually in the range of 500-1000 USD. nice find, bob!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

THanks for checking out ! I will find more of these in another/even more amazing bunker :)

[@rolfsinkgraven]

A great explore it was in a great state very nice.

[@OsmosisHD]

@7:13 Judging by the the schematics it's used for switching something, it's a control unit for another piece of (presumably important) equipment. Seems a bit overdone for just a switchboard. Or it's for switching between radio frequencies (VHF/UHF and so on)? Multiple variants of inductors have me a bit confused.

[@vojtechhanacek4259]

It is powersource for radio receiver R4 Labe or maybe for transceiver RM - 31 Supertáňa.

[@anuradhapriyankara5226]

I was thinking the same. And it has a Tuning capacitor

[@vojtechhanacek4259]

@@anuradhapriyankara5226 That is selenium rectifier, tuning capacitor isn't in it, but i check mine, just in case i lied.

[@JBanksy78]

I’m pretty sure that those chairs are designed to bring the user closer to the table and lock it in a firm position, prevents fatigue from sitting down long periods of time, you can also take a nap sitting upright 😴 Fun fact on average when working on a small object/handwriting they will adjust their seat position 1-2 times a minute. This seat posture takes that out of the equation

[@WhattaFook]

There must be more in Hungary... I knew a drive in movie and a shooting place abandoned.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

There is more yes! Some stuff you can find on my channel

[@WhattaFook]

@@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath yes, I've seen them. I'm originally from west hungary, and know abandoned military bases. I wanted to visit one where i myself decades ago soldier was, but only the outside walls standung, nothing else. There are i think more hidden in forests. Russians and hungaruans too.

[@willemdodgerford5782]

So this has bern abandoned for 25 years and nobody looted it? How is that possible

[@petergervais5304]

Always entertaining and interesting. Keep up the good work!

[@aserta]

2:56 i am surprised that looters didn't take that suit. They are not cheap. I think one in that class can pop as much as 1k. Source: i bought several second hand ones from a lab that was rotating them, barely used, excellent for doing assessments in areas with potential dangerous chemicals/items.

[@robbymarton74]

Sziasztok Kanadabol! Very neat stuff

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out 🙏

[@DieselTjuv]

I agree, the door lock mechanism is really cool...but those idiotic chairs, I get claustrophobia just imagining sitting in one, with only 1 degree of movement. Kill me now :) Thanks Bob, always excellent content!

[@stevedrane2364]

Brilliant. . Look forward to watching your next adventure. . Thank you. . 👍👍

[@bender7565]

Last one, it is good for the algorithm. You showed the secret doc and blurred the t-shirt, what was on that damn shirt?

[@Super-lucky-7777]

possible location personal details or offensive image

[@deakimi]

The doc is very (fully) outdated since 1989, but the t shirt, or the headers on the papers is maybe help locating this bunker...

[@riffovlje]

I absolutely love it!!!!!! I wish i could go there. Cheers!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks, well, you will like the upcoming 3-4 episodes I can tell you. Some are even better than this one.

[@thecripple69]

awesome video man thanks for sharing

[@AnnasBurningCuriosity]

wow, nice find

[@asdsdjfasdjxajiosdqw8791]

With rich people getting antsy about upcoming societal collapse the bunker industry is booming. So it always surprises me to see the amount of abandoned cold war bunkers that haven't been sold yet. Despite the dilapidation, does that mean that these are still somewhat expected to come back into operation at some point?

[@globalmotortradersyt5514]

Although I'm now 2nd generation Australian, it's cool to see my ancestors home of Hungary! Thanks guys!

[@istvancsi]

looks like a cold war museum down there... very cool and thank you

[@Fran_SG]

Very very very cool!!

[@damirbajramovic5416]

Zanimljiv video Pozdrav iz Bosne (Sarajevo) ✋

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks! Sunday I post a bunker which was way more impressive

[@bethetruth6428]

hazmat suit entity Bob' "Hey man How are you" ? 'I dunno I am feelin; a little empty, and deflated' sigh. 😆.

[@p99guy]

It looks like it did the day they walked out…. And 25 years crept by. It great to see a facility in this state If preservation, and not vandalism everywhere inside.

[@kontools]

Petualangan yang bagus bob👍

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out 🙏

[@curranhouse]

That box you didn't know what it is looks like a power supply unit with a solenoid activated switch. I think the idea is the power from the mains keeps the solenoid pulled but when the power failed the solenoid drops and it transfers power from an alternative source. It probably also signals a power fail condition up the chain to other sites and systems.

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for the info Paul!

[@paraplum]

Hi, great material as always 🎃

[@kk38444]

Might need to take someone handy down and try to fire that diesel generator up :)

[@PedroPereira_PT]

Damn, 25 years and it's in pristine conditions 👍

[@TheMaxtor1970]

That's really cool

[@Jeroentjen1]

Why was there some blur at 6:40 (t-shirt)?

[@Super-lucky-7777]

possible location details

[@hotord205]

Great video guys 👍👍

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out! Soon I upload the msot amazing bunker of the trip

[@joebrown1382]

Always interesting explores. Thanks but be careful always.

[@francoispf3418]

Ça m'aurait plus d'être avec vous pour la visite....

[@phak74]

That's urbex the way I like it, you don't have to watch the racking all the time because the person talks non-stop, you're better focused on the images and especially no music that breaks the suspense atmosphere, congratulations and thank you. (Subscriber)

[@fa8220]

Almost intact, this would be nice as a museum.

[@charlbakkes5724]

Nice one man heel louk!!!

[@AlexS-lu2ry]

Чувак, ты как обычно радуешь очень годным контентом!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks a million Alex 🙏

[@mjmcomputers]

Looks like it would still be a good shelter.

[@pennymarketenjoyer898]

I've also visited this place, its really interesting!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Hope you liked it! Cool place

[@matijavucinic1786]

Can you go to "prevlaka". Its small place and there is like 10 or more bunkers and SFRJ atomic inclination .

[@screwthecabal6453]

Amazing! I'll bet $100 that with fresh gasoline that generator would start up without hesitation.

[@revengefullobster4524]

Given the overall condition of this place and the water bottles, it must be maintained by someone. Still a great vid!

[@maslegnac1920]

From 15:51 this bunker is permanently contaminated xD

[@sonus289]

those water bottles are rather modern style?

[@deakimi]

The water bottles: age is no more than 10 years. This is a "civilian protect" local headquarters. At the last 25-30years a lot of bunker is maintaned with a bare minimum level. A lot of adjusted to museum etc...and a very few is modernized. I see this is a not modernized, but maintained. The baseball cap in the bed has a firefighter sign. This is not a military bunker.

[@dad_jokes_4ever226]

Wouldn't take much to get it up and running again

[@bhspotter6967]

You go to Konjic, Bosnia and Herzegovina in TITOV BUNKER. It's fantastic 🔥

[@gillesmm9899]

👍🏻 good work , thanks you.

[@WolfeandcoArchive]

Insanely cool explore!!

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for checking out 👊

[@allezvenga7617]

Thanks for your sharing

[@hooky613]

Awesome place

[@aguinaldowernerdasilva8211]

Wonderful !

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Thanks for watching😎

[@STB-1]

More epic content 👍thanks Bob

[@brunosouzasilva1815]

Digam que eu não sou o único Brasileiro por aqui que ama esse canal👏😂❤️

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

There are more people from Brasil!😇😄 thanks for checking out

[@jkristian123]

Hello, what is the story of the t-shirts at 6:40 which is blurred?

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Turned out it revealed the area🙃

[@Svea_LifeGuards]

The spunker is most likely built during the cold War but I am assuming it was probably refurnished and use for a time during the 1990s and early 2000s. Because the chairs and equipment that is inside does not look Soviet or have that Soviet style that other abandoned bunkers from that time have also it is way too new looking and in good condition to be from Soviet time. As well the hazard suit and uniforms that are leaking around indicate 2000s. Just thought you might find this interesting.

[@jiggabob367]

Water bottles at 12:55 seem way to new.

[@josephpickard3108]

I wonder what the blue shirt said? It was blurred out @6:39

[@ExploringtheUnbeatenPath]

Local soccer team😂✌️

[@dononebullen]

That is absolutely mint obviously not been found by all the reprobates I bet all the electrics work circuits look healthy