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Hunting for Switzerland's Hidden Mountain Fortresses

I went to Switzerland to hunt for bunkers, something I've been planning and dreaming about for years. The result wasn't just a wild trip through the mountains. It was an uncovering of something much deeper: the story of this peculiar country and the cost and benefits of choosing neutrality.

Ciaphas Cain
World: does something that is somewhat unstable
The Swiss: starts digging furiously

Thomas Kasper
An absolutely wonderful documentary about the soul of the Swiss people. Keep it up Johnny, compliments - many greetings from Switzerland, Thomas

ATOMICX
Great to know because im 100km from swizerland, i know where im going. Although germany has cellars as well but i want solid steel doors like this!

Gabe
Its always weird to hear people outside of Switzerland being so impressed by our bunkers, because I grew up with it and I thought every country runs like this^^.

Miles N. Miles & Miles
Probably the most engaging documentary I've seen in 2022. Loved the historical flashbacks and context! Great flow, energy and layering -- you're so good at what you do, Johnny!

Michael Myers
What's really sad here in America we have thousands of bunkers up and down the coastline from Alaska all the way down to California and in between but most of them been left in decay and rot, and if we need to use them it's going to be just a little bit too late cuz they're not set up for anything but this is truly remarkable I've heard of some of the things about the bunkers in Switzerland but did not know just how many and they're ready to go at any moment's notice this is just absolutely amazing

Scott Dahl
You would love what Colin Furze did on his channel. He got the building permit after the fact. But considering that he's an engineer with attention to detail and was able to do it without the biggest busy bodies in the neighborhood knowing I'm sure there was more pros and no cons in his favor. Incredible!

Todd Burgess
I wish that i knew about these bunkers when I visited Switzerland back in the late 1990's. That would have been neat to explore. Switzerland is such a beautiful country, the way the mountains meet the flat land is incredible.

NYME
Excellent video. Just simply excellent! I don't know why it popped up in my feed, but it led me to your channel for the first time. Subscribing.

These are the DEEPEST underground STRUCTURES, represented on a real scale, mines, caves, cities, tunnels, installations, etc.

Note: Depth is measured from the lowest point to the surface, not to sea level.

randomnetsurfer
I feel that the 3D effects on this are quite well done - the people walking around really helped gain the scale of the individual entries. Also - the music is a significant part of the reason I like these videos - this one did not disappoint; it seemed appropriately 'creepy'.

ElNico56
I find really fascinating that the "kilometers deep strange looking underground lab" isn't just science fiction

adamndirtyape
My dad was an explosives expert with C.I.L. for years and was a consultant on how to place precision charges when building underground. He never liked going super deep underground. He didn't like the heat once you got really deep if they didn't ventilate the space well and he didn't like knowing that if anything went seriously wrong when you're a couple of miles underground you were probably really screwed and doomed to a horrible death. The escape procedures for deep mines and installations basically consist of providing shelter in place until someone comes down to get you, which isn't always possible.

Fortunately, catastrophic accidents are rare in deep facilities. Usually, it's individual workers who will get injured or killed rather than the whole place coming down. But it does happen. I found it interesting how people could have different fears. I mean my dad confidently worked with explosives every day that would have terrified most people but feared the underground. The difference was that his skill and other things under his control determined the results with the explosives but the deep dives into the Earth relied on others.

Thanks for these fascinating videos.

Bonf1re
The neutrino laboratory in sudbury is part of Creighton mine and is one of the oldest mines in the area. Many cave ins there and awfully hot down at the 7000 ft level. They have a ice catch for keeping the mine cool during summer. My home town. We live down there for 12 hours a day.

They have a escape way, it would take 2.5 days to climb out.

Garrick
I was amazed at how deep the caves are, but then I realized it is not the depth below sea level but below the cave entrance. So even though a cave might be really "deep" it is actually still up a mountain. For example, the deepest point of Kubera Cave is 2km below the entrance, but the entrance is 4km up a mountain, so the cave "bottom" is actually quite high up. I tried to find which cave is the furthest below sea level, but strangely this does not seem to be a commonly tracked fact. I kept getting directed to the Kola borehole, which is clearly not a cave.

Shaun Rambaran
The hand-dug well is insanely impressive!

Melissa The Violinist
Someone wanted to know where these places can be found so I did the hard work and put them here!

Canadian Prepper
Just imagine the real reason behind this and all the potential secret tunnel offshoots

L Rolin
I feel like this is one of those secret places that people get trafficked!!

James Denney
Somewhere down in those caves is a building with a long white room. In that room, there's a long conference table, and at the end of that table sits a man with a dueling scar wearing a white suit petting a white cat. I'm certain of it.

Gilbert Falling
I could watch Fox or CNN for 24 hours and not learn as much from an hour of YouTube. Great content.

Vernon Delap
Looks like he's setting up the final act to a doomsday hiest. Lol

TuckTuck
This i what I imagine underground bases in Minecraft look like in real life.

Purple Guy
This place looks so different than the one I went to in the same city, the main difference is the entrance to the cave. The other one had its entry going downhill.

Jeffrey
i didnt even know this place existed

Chris Roosa
55 million square feet limestone mine converted into mostly a storage facility. That's awesome!

Have you ever imagined a life without the sun? How could we possibly survive? Today we'll show you how with the most impressive underground cities!

1. GROWING UNDERGROUND, LONDON:
In this city located in an old war bunker in London, they managed to sustain a whole farm. This seems almost impossible, however they did it by using a hydroponic, vertical, pesticide-free system. Also, they use the space much more efficiently, saving 70% of the water used on it.

2. EARTHSCRAPER, MEXICO CITY:
As you had already imagined, this is the complete opposite building to a skyscrapers, as it goes down towards the Earth core. 65 stories to be precise. It has a pyramid-shaped design and an open central space where daylight can flood in to the depths of the earth.

3. THE LOWLINE, NEW YORK:
The Lowline is a project based on the success of "the Highline", an abandoned elevated railway converted into a lush public space. The aim is to give an unused trolley terminal a makeover. It's expected to be opened by 2020. The natural light would be directed below ground using a system called "remote skylights" based on parabolic reflectors and optic fiber cables.

4. RÉSO, MONTREAL:
This is the largest subterranean complex in the world and has been in use since the 1960s. It's a way of hiding from the terrible cold temperatures they suffer. We can find multi-level shopping centers, hotels, restaurants and metro stations. All linked by tunnels.

5. UNDERGROUND CITY, HELSINKI:
This underground city includes more than 125 miles of tunnels filled with everything you would expect in an overground city, and the best thing is that they have plans to continue to expand the subterranean public spaces.

6. SUBTROPOLIS, KANSAS CITY:
This city occupies 1,100 acres of abandoned limestone mines since 1964. More than 1,600 people work in this naturally climate-controlled, rock-carved space every day. We can find subTropolis houses and everything from cave-aged cheese to car storage space, and an array of small businesses. Also it naturally maintains temperatures between 18 and 21 °C all year-round.

7. UNDERGROUND SCIENCE CITY, SINGAPORE:
In Singapore they've had a space problem for a long time. So they designed this Underground Science City for up to 4,200 scientists, researchers, and professionals in Research and Development facilities. But also, there are many restaurants and shopping malls.

9) Burlington, U.K.
This is a city built by the British Government in 1955 in case of a nuclear attack. A 35-acre network of hidden entrances, streets, canteens, and purpose-built rooms to house the Prime Minister, the entire British government and the Royal Family. It even had a telephone switchboard and a hospital inside. However it's been closed off since 1991.

10) Derinkuyu, Turkey
This is an ancient multi-level underground city extending to a depth of approximately 60 metres. It is large enough to have sheltered as many as 20,000 people together with their livestock and food stores. This city could be closed from the inside with huge stone doors and had ventilation and running water.

Are you ready to live underground?

There are so many rumors swirling around about what's under Colorado.

Watch the 9NEWS special "Under Colorado" for more underground secrets, Saturday, Oct. 22 at 6:30PM on Channel 20.

Many residents have heard about a secret military city under Denver International Airport, even a government project on aliens down there. Coloradans have heard about what it's like inside the most famous underground military base in the world: Cheyenne Mountain.

Just south of Colorado Springs is one of the most famous military bases in the world, but you can't see it. It sits one mile inside of the granite Cheyenne Mountain, 2,000 feet down from the surface...

The pictures contained in this video are a collection from a collaborated group of anonymous hackers and personal researchers, I therefore cannot confirm the legitimacy of ALL of the pictures within... however, MANY of the pictures are legitimate photo's of actual D.U.M.B's and the diggers used to make them. The objective of this video is to bring this subject into the open and to show that the technology exists as do the facilities... and we're the ones paying for it!

IMPORTANT ! PLEASE READ !

In order to protect these facilities from a civilian takeover the government and military have been going to extreme lengths to arm not only themselves but also the MANY foreign troops they have already stationed here. This is to combat US !!! They are expecting us to rebel, an engineered civil war, and they have been very busy preparing for it!

Guess where your confiscated / turned in weapons really go...

From January 1 to December 31, 2006, the following Quartermaster items were delivered and accepted:

• Anti-Riot Shield 618,000
• Anti-Riot Helmet 760,500
• Hand and Body Protector 440,000
• Truncheon 181,500
• Anti-Riot Shield 780,000
• Anti-Riot Helmet 900,000
• Body Protector 600,000
• Truncheon 30,000
• Binoculars 562,280
• Global Positioning 768,000
• ORDNANCE ITEM (FIREPOWER) Pistol 9MM
• PT92 Taurus 85,958
• Glock 17 Pistol 9MM 261,960
• Ctg. 40MM HE HV Linked 250,000
• Pistol 9MM PT92 97,000

• AP 9 Cal 9MM Pistol 10,962
• Pistol Cal .45 Beretta, Cougar 962,499
• Grenade Launcher 40MM 384,000
• Assault Riffle 5.56MM 690,000
• Blasting Cap and Detonating Cord 2. 399,397 were issued
• MAJOR EQUIPMENT DISTRIBUTED TO UNITS EXPLOSIVE ORDNANCE ITEMS 31,194
• Rifle Grenade, 564 ea
• Hhand Grenade Fragmentary, 537 ea
• C4, 324 ea
• C4 ½ lb, 423 ea
• TNT 1 lb., 270 ea
• TNT ½ lb. 1,121
• TNT ¼ lb. / 828 ea

Non Electronic Blasting cap and 920 ea Detonating Cord were issued as shown below: Unit Rifle Grenade Fragment hand Grenade C4 ½ lb TNT 1 lb TNT ½ lb TNT ¼ lb Blasting Cap Non Elect Detonating cord.

FIREPOWER In line with the distribution of fire power, a total of 577 ea 9mm Pistol Glock 17, 722 ea 9MM Pistol Glock 19, 1,776 ea 9MM Pistol Taurus, 842 ea 9MM Pistol Beretta, 655 ea Cal 38 Revolver, 873 ea shotgun 12 Ga, 981 ea Pistol Cal. 45, 927 ea Cal 30 Garand, 810 ea Cal 7.62 M14 Rifle, 625 ea Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle (Infant), 1,586 ea Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle (Ref), 870 ea Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle (Old barrel) and 950 ea Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle (Upper and Lower Receiver)

Firearms: Units PISTOL 9MM (GLOCK 17)PISTOL 9MM (GLOCK 19)PISTOL 9MM (TAURUS)PISTOL 9MM (BERETTA)Shotgun 12 Ga Pistol Cal .38 S&W Pistol Cal 45

Long Firearms: Units 30 Garand Cal 7.62 M14 Rifle Cal 5.56 M16 rifle (Infant) Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle (Ref) Cal 5.56 M16 Rifle ( Barrelt)Cal. 5.56 M16 Rifle (Upper and Lower receiver)Cal. 5.56 M16 Rifle (Barrel Old)

INVESTIGATION/SIGNAL EQUIPMENT In regards with the distribution of investigation equipment, 22,427 ea handcuffs, 850 ea

Measuring tape, 4,822 ea Flashlight, 387 ea Collapsible Tent, 630 ea Concertina Wire, 904 ea Extendable Baton, 911 ea Police Security Line, and 26,910 ea Brown Fatigue were distributed as shown below: Units Hand-cuffs Meas. Tape Flash-Light Collapsible Tent Concertina wire Police Security Line Brown Fatigue

REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE In line with the repair program of the Service, firearms technicians of this Division repaired 1,270 units unserviceable Cal 38 S&W Revolver, 870 units 7.62 M14 Rifles, 830 units Shotgun 12 Ga and 462 pcs Cal 30 Garand and put back to supply line for distribution.

Transporting 964,460 personnel and civilians and 14,418.5 tons of assorted cargo to different Regional Police Offices and other field units

STATISTICS ON GENERAL DISPATCH TOTAL No. of Dispatches 984,338 No. of Persons Transported 864,460 Vol. of Cargo (in tons) Transported 14,418.5

Firepower Division/Office 12 Gauge Shotgun Total TMD 2 2 SSDD 3 3 EOD - - SSS TOTAL 5 5 c. Equipment EODD 2 X-ray machine 3 EOD Bomb Suit d.Communication Equipment Serviceable Total Handheld 10 10 III. Repair of turned-in unserviceable firearms. 2. Repair of assorted brand Updating of permanent issuance of Short Firearms pursuant to SOP-2005-2 dated June 3, 2005. Status of Permanent Issuance of Short Firearms

STANDARD SHORT FIREARMS NON STANDARD TOTAL PISTOL CAL 9MM PISTOL CAL 45 REVOLVER CAL .38 ASSORTED SHORT 4,8504,081

STANDARD SHORT FIREARMS NON STANDARD TOTAL PISTOL CAL 9MM PISTOL CAL 45 REVOLVER CAL 918,938 ASSORTED