History:
Beginning from April 2016, “Bunk’Art” is open to the public permanently.
In June 1978, the dictator Enver Hoxha inaugurated the anti-nuclear bunker built by the then communist government. It is a 5 floors underground building with 106 rooms and a congress hall, now transformed into a historical-artistic center called “Bunk’Art”.
“Bunk’Art” contains: The Historical Exhibition, the Museum Exhibition and Artistic Installations. The historical exhibition reflects:
· Italy’s landing period in Albania, the resistance of the Albanian people and the capitulation of Italy. (1939-1943)
· Diplomacy during the War (1941-1945)
· German invasion and the Albanian resistance, the struggle for power and liberation of Albania (September 1943 – November 1944).
· After the War: Hope and Disappointment 1945 – 1947).
· Red Albania 1945-1990.
The museum exhibition includes:
1. Enver Hoxha’s Chamber
2. Mehmet Shehu’s Chamber
3. Military Liaison Museum
4. Supporting Battalion Museum
5. Officer’s Room
6. Headquarters Staff Room
7. Museum of Telecommunication.
