Communist Walking Tour

This tour takes you back through the history of Communism and the struggle against it in Czechoslovakia. Immerse yourself in the culture and history of Prague as you visit the city´s memorable sites. Are you interested in Communist history? Do you want to know what it was like under the totalitarian regime in Czechoslovakia (now Czech Republic)?

Take the opportunity for a brief study of current Czech history, in particular, the communist era with a guided visit of the important sites in Prague. Visit Wenceslas Square site of the most important events in Czech history - Kotva 70s shopping center - Revoluční street- Embankment and hotels Intercontinental and President Pařížská street and view of Metronom place of infamously large Stalin monument, Jan Palace’s Square, Original Death mask of Palace at Faculty of Arts by Olbram Zoubek Crossing of the Manes bridge - Klárov and memorial of death of a young lady - Kampa Island and Lennon´s wall, Monument to Victims of Communism by Olbram Zoubek, crossing bridge of Legions, Narodni Street, memorial of Velvet Revolution 1989.

The tour winds down at the Museum of Communism where you will view an extremely moving 15 minute film and see, first hand, some valuable exhibits and artifacts. The museum is presented in 5 languages and the film has English subtitles. From there you further receive a 15 % discount voucher valid anytime at the one of a kind Pub, Club and Restaurant „Propaganda” with over 200 original Czech communist artifacts from the Founders‘personal collection. Relax with a famous Czech beer and hearty Czech cuisine and let the history sink in while your legs finally relax. Meeting/ pick-up point: Gray Line stand at Narodni Street 38.
Duration: Three hours.
Start/opening time: 11am, Please arrive 15 minutes prior the tour.
Languages: English, German, Russian, French, Spanish and Italian.

Assistance or guided tour

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