'The ultimate doomsday escape': US entrepreneur builds £640million bunker for millionaires in German village in event of an apocalypse - and where survivors can live a year without leaving

These photos show an opulent, invitation-only underground survival bunker, which is being dubbed the world's 'ultimate doomsday escape'. The five-star Vivos Europa One shelter, in the German village of Rothenstein, was unveiled by Vivos founder and CEO, Robert Vicinio, on Friday. It portrays a planned survival complex that is comparable to a billionaire's mega-yacht or mansion - but much bigger, and with 'life-saving' capabilities. Although the cost per apartment remains unclear, the property is valued at around $1.1billion - meaning it will likely be available only to the super-rich. Pictured: The village of Rothenstein (top left) and a blast-proof corridor (top right), a bedroom (bottom left) and a theater (bottom right) inside the bunker.