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Bunker del Carmelin Barcelona, Spain

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The bunker was built during the war and quickly became useless, now it is stunning observation deck with excellent views of sunset.
Bunker del Carmel, Barcelona
On the hill of Turo de la Rovira there is a former bunker, built in 1937, which served as a military observation point for the city during the civil war.

Today, the El Carmel bunker site is the best viewpoint with a panoramic view of Barcelona from Mount Montjuic to the Cathedral of Barcelona.

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Look at the flat grid of the quarters of Barcelona, passing into the blue horizon from the roof of the former bunker.

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Location: Carrer del Turó de la Rovira, 61
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