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so, from the 1880s and stepping up during world war ii, these bunkers helped to keep out potential invaders. wow! look at this. wow! door clatters. this is a great spot to get a sense of the strategy behind this place, because michel was telling me this is the only road to go into this region and that used to be covered by a big anti—tank gun that used to be stationed here. so this is, like, prime position right here. today, though, bunkers here are far from just a thing of the past. in fact, one company here has begun offering its swiss bunker experience for the world's wealthy, with prices starting
this very much looks like solid rock. is there an entry point? 0h, crafty! look at this. look at this! camouflaged door. wow, that is awesome. you would not... i mean, i was probably 20 feet away and didn't notice that. that's awesome. look at this. hello? oui. bonjour. bonjour, bonjour. bonjour. voila! 0h! look at this. so why is this full of cheese? michel bought this bunker in 2004 and recently started offering tours.
and its mind—set, and really what it takes to remain neutral in such a conflict—ridden world. i think there must be also something quite reassuring for a swiss person to know that all of this energy and ingenuity has been expended in the event of an emergency to keep you safe, for a couple of weeks at least. and if you're thinking of heading to switzerland any time soon, here are some travel show tips to help you plan your trip. close to where we met michel is the town of interlaken. situated between two lakes, this town is home to year—round alpine adventures with plenty of activities for adrenaline seekers. it offers panoramic views of the swiss alps and easy access to popular ski and hiking resorts in the winter, as well as the opportunity to try canyoning, paragliding, skydiving and bungeejumping in the summer.
michel bought this bunker in 2004 and recently started offering tours. there are thought to be many thousands of these in the country. oh, that's lovely. yeah. oh, that's lovely. c'est bon. tres bon. it's gorgeous. for hundreds of years, switzerland has remained famously neutral during conflicts, and staying neutral has involved taking
has involved taking precautions. so, from the 1880s and stepping up during world war ii, these bunkers helped to keep out potential invaders. wow! look at this. wow! door clatters. this is a great spot to get a sense of the strategy behind this place, because michel was telling me this is the only road to go into this region and that used to be covered by a big anti—tank gun that used to be stationed here. so this is, like, prime position right here. today, though, bunkers here are far from just a thing of the past. in fact, one company here has begun offering its swiss bunker
precautions. so, from the 18805 and stepping up during world war ii, these bunkers helped to keep out potential invaders. wow! look at this. wow! door clatters. this is a great spot to get a sense of the strategy behind this place, because michel was telling me this is the only road to go into this region and that used to be covered by a big anti—tank gun that used to be stationed here. so this is, like, prime position right here. today, though, bunkers here are far from just a thing of the past. in fact, one company here has begun offering its swiss bunker experience for the world's wealthy, with prices starting at $10 million each.
what it says, a place like this, about this country and its mind—set, and really what it takes to remain neutral in such a conflict—ridden world. i think there must be also something quite reassuring for a swiss person to know that all of this energy and ingenuity has been expended in the event of an emergency to keep you safe, for a couple of weeks at least. and if you're thinking of heading to switzerland any time soon, here are some travel show tips to help you plan your trip. close to where we met michel is the town of interlaken. situated between two lakes, this town is home to year—round alpine adventures with plenty of activities for adrenaline seekers. it offers panoramic views of the swiss alps and easy access to popular ski and hiking resorts in the winter, as well as the opportunity to try canyoning, paragliding, skydiving and bungeejumping in the summer.
michel bought this bunker in 2004 and recently started offering tours. there are thought to be many thousands of these in the country. oh, that's lovely. yeah. oh, that's lovely. c'est bon. tres bon. it's gorgeous. for hundreds of years, switzerland has remained famously neutral during conflicts, and staying neutral
it's gorgeous. for hundreds of years, switzerland has remained famously neutral during conflicts, and staying neutral has involved taking precautions. so, from the 1880s and stepping up during world war ii, these bunkers helped to keep out potential invaders. wow! look at this. wow! door clatters. this is a great spot to get a sense of the strategy behind this place, because michel was telling me this is the only road to go into this region and that used to be covered by a big anti—tank gun that used to be stationed here. so this is, like, prime position right here. today, though, bunkers here are farfrom just a thing of the past.
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