During this trip, you can visit the most secret Nazi location of WWII. Start in the small town of Peenemunde, which the Germans used as the locations of their V1 and V2 rocket factory. These very missiles were used by the Nazi to blitz London during 1940-41. Located nearby was the centre where they worked on a project called V3.
After venturing into Poland, explore the Festungsfront Oder-Warthe-Bogen (Fortified Front Oder-Warthe-Bogen). It is an underground maze that stretches for over 30km and links the many pillboxes. Nicknamed "The East Maginot Line", it is now in the possession of a colony of 30,000... bats!
In the Owl Mountains near Wroclaw, the Nazi used prisoners from nearby concentration camps to build a huge complex called "Project Riese". Inside the mountains was digged tunnels and chambers whose purpose is unknown because the German government does not want to reveal this information. Not far from here is located an underground factory in which the Nazi worked on a prototype for the world's first jet bombers "Arado AR 234". Another place that the Nazi wanted to keep secret was the German concentration and extermination camp, Auschwitz-Birkenau.
On the journey, a long list of interesting and exciting attractions awaits: a soviet storage space for nuclear rockets, a secret bunker Headquarters of the Polish People's Army from the Cold War period, Juliett-class Soviet submarine, the most covert Soviet base in Europe - Borne Sulinowo, 19th century Prussian fortress and Fortress Srebrna Gora. Don't worry that's not all! You can also get to enjoy rides on military vehicles, roasting sausages on the fire and training to become a Prussian cadet!
A trip route
