The Führerbunker was an underground bunker located in Berlin, Germany, used by Adolf Hitler during the final months of World War II. Constructed beneath the Reich Chancellery, it served as a command center and living quarters for Hitler and his inner circle as the Allies closed in on the city in 1945. The bunker was heavily fortified and designed to withstand bombings. It became the site of significant historical events, including Hitler's last days and his suicide on April 30, 1945. After the war, the bunker was largely destroyed, and its remnants were buried to prevent public access.