Re:Going underground: who’s behind Berlin’s secret subway be...
by noonespecial on Sunday March 20, 2016 @10:58PM
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At first, the underground workers who stumbled upon this scene in a disused U-Bahn tunnel in Berlin’s Reinickendorf district in mid-January assumed they had encountered an abandoned film set. But checks showed that no film recordings had been applied for in the area.
Because no one would build a film set in a disused subway and then abandon it without filing the proper papers!
Re:Going underground: who’s behind Berlin’s secret subway be...
by f_allwein on Sunday March 20, 2016 @06:37PM
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There's actually an organization that specializes in tours of Berlin's underground architecture and offers some interesting guided tours (although they probably wouldn't include the subway bedrooms): http://berliner-unterwelten.de/home.1.1.html
Re:Going underground: who’s behind Berlin’s secret subway be...
by personlurking on Monday March 21, 2016 @04:17AM
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I've seen a short documentary about this - urban explorers who squat in unusual places in Europe (I think it was a Nordic country, but I can't remember the title).
Because no one would build a film set in a disused subway and then abandon it without filing the proper papers!
There is much beauty in the world from people not doing so.
The headline sounds like there are many of them, but these are the only two.