Historischer Kunstbunker

The Historischer Kunstbunker is an atmosphere controlled reinforced hideout that was utilized to secure craftsmanship treasures amid WWII. Works by Albrecht Dürer, stone worker Veit Stoss and Martin Behaim, the creator of a bafflingly exact fifteenth century globe, were remained careful here from the partnered bombs descending upon the city.

The development directed warming, ventilation, and seepage; the dugout expanded 24 meters down and offered ideal conditions.

Indeed, even in the medieval times, a system of shake entries was worked in the hard sandstone of the château. In the late spring of 1940 the stone basement of 52 Obere Schmiedgasse road was revamped for the security of Nuremberg's craftsmanships from air strikes.

The Neutorturm was additionally utilized as a craftsmanship fortification from 1941 and the Paniersbunker under Paniersplatz from 1943.