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- Entry is through a manhole in a park on a slope; it has been welded shut, nailed down or fitted with a new cover at various times, though people keep reopening it
- The cover is very heavy, sometimes needing several people to move
- Access status changes often - reports range from fully open to completely sealed, so check current conditions before going
- One visitor reported someone sitting at the entrance during the day
- The entrance can be quite visible, but passersby have not reacted even with people nearby
- The tunnel is roughly 100-150 meters long, with tight sections requiring crawling through a sand-filled stretch
- It is claustrophobic with low oxygen levels in the deeper parts
- Part of the tunnel is dry, while the deeper section is sometimes wet and smells of sewage
- The site has recently been deteriorating further, and the most recent report says the tunnel has collapsed and is no longer accessible
- A well-preserved, atmospheric sewer tunnel with a strongly claustrophobic character
- Wear old clothes or a painter's coverall since it is easy to get dirty
- Leave backpacks behind before the tighter sections
- Watch your head and back in the low, narrow parts
- There is an exit at the far end of the tunnel, but it leads onto government-owned land
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Byłem świadkiem jak grupa młodych podpitych panów stoczyła żeliwną pokrywę studzienki niemal tratując koleżankę. Oczywiście uciekli. Z kolegą wtoczyliśmy pokrywę na miejsce - jak BARDZO ciężka.
Tunel bardzo dobrze zachowany. W pewnym momencie trzeba się czołgać (tunel lekko zawalony) - osoby 85+ kg mogą się nie zmieścić. Mało tlenu, miejsce bardzo klaustrofobiczne. Warto wpaść ;)