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This idyllic Polish island resort hides a dark past - with a vast underground Nazi fortress tourists can still explore today

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 day ago

In the 1930s, a military bunker was built on the Polish coast - nowadays, it doubles as a popular tourist attraction in a beloved holiday destination.
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