Free WW2 & Communism Tour

On this tour, we will immerse in Prague's darkest period of history, which lasted from September 1938 till November 1989. Through stories of courage and hope, you will learn about the Holocaust and the fate of Jewish People in Prague. You will hear about the assassination of Reinhard Heydrich during the operation Anthropoid, the aftermath of which left brave Czech paratroopers fighting for their lives against 700 Nazi soldiers in the church of Cyrill and Methodius. We will show you the Dancing House where Valentine's Day bombing took place and the dorm where a student, whose story inspired the Velvet Revolution, lived. You will also learn about the Coup d'état of 1948, Prague Spring, the Invasion of 1968, why Jan Palach set himself on fire and where did the fall of communism and the famous Velvet Revolution start.
Itinerary:

• The Neogothic Wing of Old Town Hall (Prague Uprising)
• Stumble Stones -Maisel Synagogue (exterior)
• Pinkas Synagogue (memorial for victims of the holocaust, exterior)
• Winged Lion Memorial
• Memorial of Second Resistance Movement
• Wenceslas Square (Prague Spring, Jan Palach)
• Rotating Head of Kafka
• Narodni Street (Velvet Revolution)
• Vaclav Havel Square
• Dancing House
• Anthropoid Operation
• National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror (inside)

‼️Important‼️

1. Our groups are limited to 30 people, which is one of the lowest maximum capacities in the city (other companies typically accommodate up to 40 people). If this number is too high for your preference, we recommend hiring a private guide. 
2. We are unable to arrange alternate meeting points or assist latecomers in locating the guide, even if they message us via chat. Guides cannot send messages while they are waiting for customers or conducting tours. 
3. Please note that this activity is not recommended for people with mobility challenges.