Millionaires' Bunker Built in Swiss Alps
Underground bunkers are being constructed in the Swiss Alps for billionaires.
Consensus
- A large underground storage complex is being built in the Swiss Alps.
- The project is being developed by Brünig Mega Safe AG.
- The complex is located in the Brünig mountain massif, at a depth of over 100 meters.
- The storage units are intended for the world's wealthiest individuals.
- The security level is expected to be comparable to that of the Swiss National Bank's vaults.
- Access to the storage units will require multiple security checks.
- The construction began in January 2026.
- The storage units will be leased for 99 years.
- The complex is designed to protect assets from global catastrophes.
Points of divergence
- The opening of the complex is scheduled for 2027. — vesti
- The first storage units may be operational by 2028. — vm
- The rental cost is up to one million euros per unit. — vm
- The minimum price for a storage unit is about 1.23 million US dollars. — vesti
- First contracts with clients have already been signed. — vm
- The project includes around two dozen storage units. — vesti
- The project aims to protect assets from 'almost any imaginable threat'. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
- The project allows storage of vehicles, except for narcotics and explosives. — vm
- The complex is located near the village of Lungen and the Brünig Pass. — vesti
- The project includes a portal construction phase starting in January. — vm
Coverage (3 sources)
- In the Alps they are building a bunker for world elite in case of catastrophes — Вести
- Image: Bunkers for the richest people in the world are being built in the Swiss Alps — Вечерняя Москва
- In the Alps, 100-meter underground bunkers are being built for billionaires — The Moscow Times