Devil's Mountain and "Noah's Ark": How Secret Bunkers Got a "Second Life" and What David Lynch Has to Do With It

Once, people hid here from bombs, intercepted radio communications, and prepared for the end of the world. Today, they book rooms, photograph sunsets, and order coffee with a view of history.

A five-star resort with a secret Congress bunker beneath your feet. A Berlin hill, a former spy station with giant "ears of the West," where they once hunted for Soviet signals, and now an art location. Or Switzerland with a zero-star hotel, where the main star is you, and the main advantage is the feeling that you are sleeping in the center of history.

LIGA.net I've gathered the most interesting stories of bunkers that have been given a second life.

Project Greek Island: A bunker under a luxury resort