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World war II Abandoned armory bunker on the beach of Cape May Point State Park during summer day

Ruin of a german bunker in Normandy, France from the Second World War, D-Day military invasion by the allies, history of Europe

Ruin of bunker at the coast of the north sea on the beach with dune landscape near Dunkirk, Bray-Dunes, France

Fluid from a large concrete pipe on the beach creating flow patterns in the sand on a path to the sea.

Explore the eerie remnants of a concrete bunker, a relic of the past, nestled on the shores of the Albanian coast overlooking the Adriatic Sea

$The numerous bunkers on the beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Løkken, Denmark. March 25, 2021. Waves splashing on old bunker at sandy seashore against cloudy sky at Løkken, Jutland, Denmark

Klitmoller, Denmark- July 17, 2014: On the beach south of Klitmoller on the west coast of Denmark lies a series of left over concrete war bunkers that litter the beach where the Danes come to spend their summer vacations.

Old concrete bunker on the Beach near the Skaw, Denmark

side view on girl collecting mussels in front of old huge german concrete bunker at french beach on sunny summer day

Grand Pointe casemate in Olonne sur Mer, France (Demolished in February 2018 for security reasons)

Pomorie town, Bulgaria - November 15, 2023: People on the pier in Pomorie in cludy day. Bulgaria, Eastern Europe.

Løkken, Denmark – September 4, 2020:Tourists visiting remains of bunkers from the Atlantic Wall at the North Sea beach

$Søndervig, West Coast of Jutland, Denmark - March 14, 2023: The numerous bunkers on Søndervig beach are remnants from World War II. The Germans built them as part of the Atlantic rampart that was meant to protect the Germans against an Allied invasion.\nThe bunkers were built several hundred metres up in the dunes. Since then, the sea has eroded the coast and laid bare the bunkers so almost all of them are now down on the beaches.$

Berck (Berck-sur-Mer) is a commune in northern France (department Pas-de-Calais, region Hauts-de-France). It is famous for its huge expanse of sandy beach and ist impressive dunes.

Historic Atlantic wall bunkers at sandy shore with North sea in background against cloudscape at Løkken, Jutland, Denmark

German build World War 2 bunker found on the beach of Løkken in Denmark

Horsey, Norfolk, England, United Kingdom - February 15, 2013: People on a beach at Horsey Gap, Norfolk, in winter.

A destroyed World War II bunker on the beach of Cayton Bay, North Yorkshire, England, UK

North Sunderland Beach just north of Seahouses harbor, the embarkation point for Farne Islands cruises in Northumberland. Bamburgh castle is just visible in the background.

Treguennec, France - Apr 4, 2024: Gravel mill with silo's built by the organisation Todt. The grinded gravel was used for the construction of the Atlantic wall. Cloudy spring day. Selective focus

The breakwater of Daugavgriva with the lighthouse in view. The river Daugava flows into the sea next to it.

Equihen-Plage, Boulogne-Sur-Mer, Pas-De-Calais, France, Blockhaus Stp Obelisk

Remains of Mulberry harbour on Gold Beach, site of the World War Two landings at Arromanches les Bains on the Normandy coast of France.

The famous D-Day site with a German observation post located on Pointe du Hoc.

Skagen, Denmark. April 18, 2020. Old ruined Atlantic wall bunkers on sandy beach at seashore against white cloudy sky at Løkken, Jutland, Denmark

Old concrete bunkers from WWII line the beaches on the west coast of Denmark. The bunkers are part of The Atlantic Wall that was an extensive system of coastal defence and built by Nazi Germany.

Pointe du Hoc just west of Omaha Beach on the channel coast of Normandy, France. One of the most famous battle sites during the D-Day landings of 1944. Rendered in retro style with mild grain.

Dunkirk, France - June 2, 2019: Dunkirk Beaches Bunkers with illegal graffiti - remains of a WW2 Nazi coastal gun battery, known as M.K.B Malo Terminus with tourists in background

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