The Fuhrerbunker was originally built in 1939 as a temporary air raid shelter
When the war situation deteriorated, the shelter expanded in 1944
It soon became a place of infamy - Hitler's final place of residence
Hitler moved in on the 16th January, 1945 joined only by his dog Blondi
By April Bormann, Goebbels and Eva Braun moved in with 36 support staff
The Fuhrerbunker was damp, overcrowded and oppressive
Air raids occurred daily to make matters more bleak
On 20 April Hitler made his last trip out of bunker
Important events happened in here during the final days of the war
Hitler married Eva Braun in the bunker on the 29 April - one day later they both killed themselves
Braun swallowed a cyanide capsule and Hitler shot himself in the temple
The Chancellery buildings were demolished between 1945 and 1949
However, the Fuhrerbunker remained intact
In 1987 Robert Conrad disguised as a construction worker snuck into the bunker
Conrad took photos of the bunker during building works
During the works, the old walls of the bunker began to reveal themselves
The bunker always suffered from dampness when Hitler lived down there
After decades of neglect sections were totally flooded
Safes lay ransacked - important war documents were taken from here by the Soviets
This is what the location looks like today
For decades the exact spot of the bunker went unpublicised
This was to avoid it becoming a shrine to Hitler but on the 8 June 2006 an information board was installed