Visitors can expect to uncover the secret history of Britain's Cold War at the York Cold War Bunker. They can enter blast-proof doors and investigate the more unusual side of York's heritage. The bunker was in active service from the 1960s-1990s and was designed as a nerve-centre to monitor fallout in the event of a nuclear attack.
The tour at the York Cold War Bunker is fascinating, entertaining, and informative. The tour guides are extremely knowledgeable and provide lots of information about this little-known aspect of twentieth-century history. The tours last approximately one hour and take place every hour, with a maximum of 15 people per tour. Pre-booking online is required.
Some highlights of the York Cold War Bunker tour include the unique piece of history that isn't found anywhere else. The tour is engaging, informative, and led by passionate and knowledgeable tour guides. Visitors can learn about the complete early warning HQs for a nuclear attack used back in the day and the network of smaller stations that formed a net over the UK.
Visitors have described their experience at the York Cold War Bunker as enjoyable, informative, and unique. They have praised the superb tour guides, the beautifully preserved venue, and the priceless piece of history that is often overlooked. The tours are highly recommended for those interested in history and unique places to visit.
Visitors should note that access to the York Cold War Bunker is by guided tours only, with a maximum of 15 people per tour. Pre-booking online is required, and the tours take place every hour and last approximately one hour. Membership to English Heritage provides unlimited access to the bunker and other historical sites, as well as other benefits such as free entry for up to six children accompanied by an adult member.
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