Polish tourists, loyal visitors of Bunk'Art 1 and albanian history

Every week, Bunk'Art 1 welcomes groups of 30 to 40 Polish tourists, accompanied by their guides, eager to learn some of the periods of Albanian history. This bunker, transformed into a museum, has become a favorite destination for Polish tourists visiting Tirana, particularly those with a special interest in history. History enthusiasts are fascinated by the unique structure of the museum.

Bunk'Art 1 presents several decades of history, starting from World War I, through World War II, and the communist dictatorship. The museum’s exhibits lead visitors on a journey through the events and transformations that have shaped modern Albania.

Meanwhile, for those who wish to learn more about the darkest period of communism, Bunk'Art 2, located in the center of Tirana, is dedicated to the suffering of Albanians under the surveillance and persecution of the secret police, Sigurimi. This museum provides a detailed overview of the terror experienced by the people, emphasizing the harsh control the state exerted over private life.

For most visitors, the experience at Bunk'Art is deeply emotional. They express great respect not only for the struggles the Albanian people faced but also for the powerful message the museum conveys about the importance of both individual and national freedom.

As the number of Polish tour groups choosing Bunk'Art 1 as part of their itinerary continues to grow, the museum remains a bridge between Albania's past and visitors seeking to understand the darker chapters of Eastern European history.