Lokken Bunkers

Lokken Bunkers are part of the Atlantikwall, Germany’s impressive coastal defense line of bunkers and other defensive structures. It was built during World War II to protect the country from possible invasion. It was completed in most places in 1943 and stretches from Norway to the Spanish border. Lokken Bunkers are situated on the sandy beaches of Løkken, Denmark and consist of reinforced concrete bunkers, pillboxes, and other defense structures. The bunkers are located in a small park that is free to visit and makes for an interesting stop for visitors.

The site offers interesting insight into the engineering and military power of Germany during the Second World War. As a unique coastal defence, the bunkers' design allows them to blend in with their natural coastal landscapes. Visitors are able to explore the whole area, where they can find pieces of history, such as war relics and other defensive structures. The area is a great place to explore and photograph the fascinating remnants of history, while enjoying the peace and beauty of nature.