Luxembourg – Bock Casemates
盧森堡 – 博克砲台
In 963, Count Sigfried built a castle on the Bock Promontory, the foundation stone of the later city of Luxembourg. In the middle of the 18th century, the Austrians began to build the Bock Casemates. These impressive defences give a better understanding of the great fortress machinery that was the „Gibraltar of the North“. The archaeological crypt, didactic antechamber of the casemates, is an additional highlight of the visit. No wonder that the fortress bulwarks and the old town, no less steeped in history, enjoy worldwide renown. In 1994, they were inscribed on the UNESCO World Heritage List.
Bock Casemates Luxembourg 🇱🇺 - ABANDONED BUNKER of World War 2 in LUXEMBOURG!
The Bock Casemates are one of the main attractions in Luxembourg. Let’s explore these beautiful underground structures in Luxembourg in 4K quality.
Discover the fascinating history of Luxembourg’s Bock Casemates in this immersive YouTube exploration! Built in the 17th century, these underground tunnels served as a crucial defense system, boasting intricate passageways and chambers carved into the rock. Learn about the strategic significance of this UNESCO World Heritage Site as we uncover its secrets, from its role in medieval warfare to its breathtaking views of the Alzette River valley. Join us on a journey through time and delve into the remarkable story of the Bock Casemates. Subscribe for more historical adventures!
