The NAVO Bunker, also known as the Radar Love Bunker, is an abandoned site located in the province of Liège, Belgium. The location features a large, circular metal structure with a rusted green top situated in a forested area. The interior consists of several dilapidated rooms, hallways, and concrete tunnels with visible cracks and debris. Architectural features include concrete columns, metal support beams, a concrete stairwell with a wooden railing, and a green metal spiral staircase. Some rooms have light blue walls and tiled floors, while others have white walls with wooden flooring or unfinished concrete surfaces covered in white dust. The facility shows significant signs of neglect, including peeling paint, graffiti, rust, and broken windows. Several areas have sustained structural damage, such as holes in the ceilings and floors, and collapsed roofing. One room contains a floor covered in a yellowish-brown liquid. The site includes a bathroom area with broken tiles and damaged toilet stalls. Access points include concrete slabs with yellow-framed utility entrances and various tunnels containing ladders. Many doors and windows are either broken, boarded up, or locked.