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- Entry is through a manhole in a park on a slope, needs moving a heavy cast-iron cover, often requiring several people.
- Access has changed repeatedly over time: sometimes welded shut, nailed down, replaced, or reopened.
- The most recent reports say the entrance has been welded shut again with no way in.
- Inside you must crawl through a partly collapsed, narrow section; people over about 85 kg may not fit.
- The entrance can be visible to passers-by, but usually no one takes notice.
- On one occasion a stranger was reported sitting right at the entrance.
- The tunnel is roughly 100-150 meters long.
- Parts are dry, but closer to the end there is mud and water, sometimes smelling of sewage.
- There is a side branch, partly collapsed.
- Reports conflict on the current state: some describe it as flooded and inactive, others as dry and passable.
- The most recent comments state the tunnel has collapsed and the site no longer exists.
- The place has a strongly claustrophobic atmosphere that visitors appreciate.
- There is an exit to the surface at the far end, but it leads onto government-owned land.
- Wear old clothes or a painter's coverall since it's easy to get dirty.
- Leaving your backpack behind helps you squeeze through tight spots.
- Caution is advised - it's easy to hit your head or pinch a finger moving the cover.
- Due to low oxygen, some suggest not doing this as your only exploration of the day.
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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 ;)