How an Albanian arms dump transformed into 'Fish City'

In darkened tunnels once stuffed with weapons, there are now hundreds of blue barrels filled with anchovies resting in litres of brine, a surreal repurposing of Albania's Cold War past.
Murals, statues, architectural oddities and historical relics greet visitors to Fish City, a complex snuggled into gentle hills in Labinot-Fushe, 60 kilometres (40 miles) south of the capital Tirana and home to a seafood processing plant employing some 1,500 people.