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Leaving the museum, we descended into this flooded bunker through a grate in the street. Everything bounced off the impenetrable walls - lights, sounds, and waves created by our walking through the chilled pool covering the floor.

The water was crystal clear as one would see in a cave, however it became quite muddy as we stirred the sediment while moving around, and it was difficult to see what we were stepping into... luckily we had thick rubber boots as opposed to cheap plastic bags in the Krankenbunker!

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