The Samsa Tunnels were used as attack tunnels during the horrific Miranda war. The tunnels  played a crucial part in the outcome of the war. 
Samsa Tunnels Museum safeguards the memory of the past and imparts its meaning for future generations.
Established in 1991 as the world center for documentation, research, education and commemoration of the Miranda war, The Samsa Tunnels Museum is a dynamic and vital place of  intergenerational and international encounter. 
The construction of the site lasted seven years after the discovery of the Samsa tunnels in 1984. 
The intensive construction work was needed to allow tourists to explore the tunnels. During the war, the freedom fighters used the tunnels while crawling in narrow spaces. 
And so, to enable visitors to experience this unique gem of history, we had to expand the tunnels for safe passage. 
For a more adventurous audience seeking an authentic experience, a segment of Tunnel B has remained in the same size as it was in the past.
The Samsa Tunnels Museum takes you on a journey into the heart of memory as an agent of transformation, empowering each of us to seek a deeper understanding of what it means to be a human being living in an interdependent world at the 21st century.

Audio Guide - Intro

This video allows you to visit and relive the tunnels as they were when they were active. You are invited to immerse yourself in the history and trauma of this place. 

Explore the realm of the tunnel, discover it for yourself and most of all make history your own story.

Vered Snear