Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker

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For over 60 years this vast underground complex remained secret. The 35,000 sq ft underground bunker would have been the centre of regional government had nuclear war broken out.

Entering through the massive blast doors, you are transported into the chilling world of the Cold War. Re-built at a cost of over £32m.

See the governments preparations for nuclear war and step into the lives of those who worked here.

An all-weather attraction, the bunker is a huge adventure playground itself.

Visit the NAAFI Canteen for your survival rations and don't miss the Cold War shop.

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Guide Prices

Adults £10.00
Children (5-16 inc) £7.00
Disabled & Carers £7.00
Disabled Child FREE

Opening Times

Opening Times (17 May 2022 - 19 Dec 2022)*
Day	Times
Monday - Sunday	10:00	- 16:00*
Bank Holiday	10:00	- 16:00*

Dates and times marked with a '*' are provisional and may be subject to change

Directions

Road Directions

Located in the heart of the Cheshire countryside Hack Green Secret Nuclear Bunker is situated just off the A530 Whitchurch road, a few miles outside the picturesque market town of Nantwich, and only 30 minutes from Chester.From M6, jct 16, take the signs to Nantwich then Whitchurch on the A530. (Follow the brown Secret Bunker signs).

Public Transport Directions

By Canal: The bunker is a very short 5-minute walk from the Shropshire Union Canal. Just hop off at Hack Green Bridge No. 85. The bunker’s arial mast can be seen from the bridge and there is a sign on the canal side by the bridge.

Other Transport: Unfortunately there is no direct connection to public transport. As we were a previously secret location we are ‘off the beaten track’. However, the closest centre on public transport is Nantwich. There is a train station and bus station. It takes roughly 30-45 minutes to walk from Nantwich or is a short taxi ride.

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Recent Reviews:

RealistReviewer2000
Worth it once, not affordable for large groups unless have lots of cash in pocket
Monday, 2nd May 2022
Hack Green is worth a visit at least once being well preserved and containing an array of nuclear bunker related paraphernalia set out into various rooms to imitate what it was like during the Cold... Read full review
wendysS5276KT
Birmingham, United Kingdom
Interesting day out not forgotten easily
Monday, 6th June 2022
Very Interesting Day Out. Good in Wet weather !! I little expensive otherwise would have given 5 Stars Read full review
SLK1111
Fantastic bunker to explore with extremely friendly and helpful staff.
Thursday, 9th June 2022
I had been wanting to visit Hack Green for years and the experience did not disappoint - from start to finish. Unlike other Cold War nuclear bunkers open to the public, Hack Green visitors are free... Read full review