
Bunker L479: World War II bunker turned into an Airbnb in France
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Bunker L479 is a guesthouse in Saint-Pabu, France built out of a former German fortification.
A bunker built by German troops in northern France during World War II has been restored and refitted as an underground guesthouse. The northern coast is still strewn with fortifications left by the German army, which built up a so-called Atlantic Wall to try to fend off Allied Forces. In Saint-Pabu, on the Breton coast, concrete bunkers are half-buried along the sandy beaches in an area that once operated as a radar station.More Related News

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