The reconstructed bunker from 1936 belongs to the system of light fortifications built in Czechoslovakia between 1935 and 1938. The most common light fortifications were Mod. 36 and Mod. 37, which were designed for a crew of two to seven men, depending on the type and design. They had one or usually two main embrasures and were designed for firing 7.5 to 15 cm caliber artillery shells. They were armed with light and heavy machine guns and small arms. The museum has belonged to the Trmice Military History Association since 2005. Machine guns of the Czech army are on display.
Opening times
The dates of the visiting days are published in advance on the museum's website, see www.lo36.cz. For larger groups (e.g. school excursions), it is possible to arrange a visit to the building outside the announced dates.
Admission fees
voluntary entry
Transport connection
On foot from the center of Ústí nad Labem (from the main train station and bus station) to Žižkova Street, then from the Western Railway Station through the underpass under the railway tracks to Žižkova Street.
Public transport from the Ústí nad Labem center - to the Fibichova stop - follow the signal!
If you arrive by car, you can park right next to the building.
Extras/offers
guided tours
Foreign language offers
Guided tour in English
Educational offers
Program for schools on request
Contact
Model 36 Light Fortifications Museum
Hostovická 2420
400 01 Ústí nad Labem
Tel: +420 777 042 031
