Roupel bunker

The Roupel Bunker stands as a testament to Greece’s courage and resilience during World War II. The largest of the 21 bunkers along the Greek-Bulgarian border, it played a pivotal role in defending against Nazi forces. Part of the legendary “Metaxas Line”, this fortress boasts an extensive network of shelters stretching 1,849 meters and tunnels spanning 4,251 meters.

Embark on a guided journey through history as a Greek soldier unveils the intricate infrastructure and recounts gripping war stories. Experience the ingenious strategies that allowed the fortress’s defenders to repel the superior German armies, maintaining Roupel’s reputation as an impregnable stronghold.

Step into the past and witness the genuine heroism of the soldiers who lived, fought, and held their ground against overwhelming odds. The Roupel Bunker is not just a historical monument; it’s an enduring symbol of Greek bravery and ingenuity that will leave you inspired.