Description
Summary
Description
Step into the world of Prague's Communist past on this intriguing walking tour! Begin your journey at Wenceslas Square, a historical hub of Czech events. Discover the architectural style of the 1970s at the Kotva shopping center and stroll along Revoluční street. Witness landmarks like the Intercontinental and President hotels, with views of the Metronom on Pařížská street, once the site of a massive Stalin monument.
Benefit from expert commentary while visiting Jan Palach's Square and viewing the original death mask at the Faculty of Arts. Cross Manes Bridge to Klárov, where a memorial dedicated to a young woman awaits. Experience the vibrant Kampa Island, Lennon's wall, and the Monument to Victims of Communism.
Continue your exploration along Narodni Street, reflecting on the Velvet Revolution of 1989. Complete your tour at the Museum of Communism, where a moving film and multilingual exhibits offer a deeper understanding of this era.
Conclude your day with a 15% discount at 'Propaganda,' a unique pub featuring over 200 Czech communist artifacts. Enjoy traditional Czech cuisine and beer while you relax and reflect on your historical journey!
This tour is perfect for those interested in Prague's history and Communist era. Book today for an unforgettable exploration!
