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Refugi 307 stands as a poignant underground testament to Barcelona's resilience during the Spanish Civil War, revealing how citizens constructed intricate tunnel networks to protect themselves from aerial bombardment. These subterranean shelters, hand - carved beneath the city's streets, offered sanctuary to hundreds of residents seeking safety from devastating bomb attacks. Visitors can now freely explore this preserved historical site, experiencing the cramped passageways and understanding the human determination that sustained communities through extreme conflict.
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Carrer Nou de la Rambla, 175, Sants - Montjuïc, 08004 Barcelona, Spain
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