Residents and guests of Vladivostok are invited to go on an unusual journey through one of the most mysterious objects of the Vladivostok fortress - Fort No. 7. This is an opportunity to see large-scale underground structures, learn the history of a unique defensive system and walk through tunnels that have been hidden for decades from most residents and visitors of the city.

The route begins in the center of Vladivostok, from where the group goes to Toropov Mountain - the place where one of the most impressive forts of the fortress is located. On the way, guests will be able to immerse themselves in the atmosphere of history and learn more about the role of Vladivostok as the main naval fortress of Russia in the Pacific Ocean.

Fort No. 7 is an object with limited access, you can get here only as part of an organized tour. At the site, the group is met by a historian guide who will guide participants through the underground premises and reveal the secrets of one of the largest fortifications in the Far East.

During the tour, guests will walk about one and a half kilometers through the tunnels and underground corridors of the fort. There are barracks designed for hundreds of people, ammunition depots, technical rooms and elements of the engineering system, thanks to which the Vladivostok fortress was considered one of the most powerful in the world.

A special impression is made by the huge underground spaces, massive vaults and atmosphere of this military facility of the early XX century. The tour allows you to literally touch the history and see how large-scale and thoughtful the defense system of Vladivostok was.

The temperature inside the fort remains cool all year round, so the organizers recommend taking warm clothes and comfortable shoes. The route takes place in any weather and is suitable for anyone interested in the history, architecture and unusual places of Vladivostok.

> The cost of the tour includes transfer, escort of a guide-historian and entrance tickets.