Colin Furze, 40, started building a bunker in his yard back in 2015. Now it contains a kitchen, a power generator, a TV set, and tons of gaming consoles together with video games.

Created from an old diesel fuel tank, Bunker includes lighting, shelving, and a bed. Argentinian artist and architect Martín Marro was inspired by the memory of the home he grew up in that happened to be converted from a roadside service station. Before being turned into a cozy little house this fuel tank was buried underground for 70 years next to a small roadside service station.

Everybody agrees that Trump is a controversial figure, to say the least. So, there is some people in the US, who believe he can bring some awful things to the country, all the way to the end of the world. That’s why Gary Lynch’s business in Murchison, Texas is literally booming. He’s building underground bunkers for those in fear of “Trumpocalypse” or “Trumpnado”, prices of which range from simplistic $10 thousand to luxury $8,3 million. Maybe, they're really worth it?

For only $17.5 million, this bunker in Southeast Georgia called “The Facility” could be yours to own and it would be a great investment for anyone who fears the apocalypse.

This 5-star bomb shelter in Rothenstein, Germany is designed especially for the wealthy elite who can take up residence there for one year until the worst of the disaster is over.

This million condo is located 174 feet below ground is designed as a safe haven for the apocalypse or any other human disaster. The apartments of ”The Survival Condo Project” in Concordia, Kansas are around 2000 square feet and sell for between $1.5 and $3 million so you have to be pretty wealthy to invest in one of these homes.

Friends were exploring one day when they found a metal shack. The inside of the shack was even more interesting.

Awesome Nerf bunker.

Ron Hubbard, an American living in California, has built this luxurious underground shelter that is all ready for use should there be any kind of disaster.

This nuclear bunker is named after Marshal Tito. It was built in the ‘70s in Yugoslavia. For many years, this place was a total secret to everybody but a few people. Only in 1992 this bunker was revealed to publicity after Bosnia separated from Yugoslavia and invaded it.

Tito bunker is about 70,000 square feet, there are over 100 bedrooms, offices and conference rooms here. The furniture is wooden and looks neat.

This place can serve its purpose even today, if restocked with supplies. It can allow up to 350 people live inside for 6 months without ever coming outside.

This nuclear bunker hidden beneath a farmhouse was built in Scotland in 1940s. Government kept this place in secret for over 50 years. Only in 1994 this bunker became a museum. Today it is open for visitors from all over the world.