We know that 3 EUR for a tour sounds crazy. Here is how it works: you pay 3 EUR booking fee to join a group tour (32 people max.) At the end of the tour you can leave the guide a tip of your own liking
‼️Groups of 8-14 people are required to prepay 9 euros per person on top of the booking fee‼️ (more info below)⬇️
1. Only a group of 8 people max. can join the tour.
2. You will be joining a tip-based tour. The fee you have paid via this website is only used as a booking fee.❗️Please note, that we DO NOT provide REFUNDS AFTER the start of the tour❗️
3. For groups of 8-14 people ‼️ You will be required to prepay 9 euros per person extra at the meeting point instead of leaving a tip. The booking fee is used as a non refundable deposit. Customers who bypass this rule will be rejected on the spot. Please contact us beforehand❗️
What is a group? - family, friends, students, colleagues, parish members, attendees of one event, etc.
4. Groups of 15 and more are not accepted.
❗️PLEASE DO NOT COPY “Malá Strana 118 00” to search via maps as it is NOT an address, it’s the area name and the postal code. Just click “Open on Google Maps”❗️We meet at the Malostranska metro exit (there’s only 1). Look for a RED UMBRELLA with white 100 logo.
The tour ends in the crypt which was the hideout of soldiers from the Anthropoid operation. The crypt is 1 min. walk from the Dancing House or Charles Square
This is where our tour starts. There are two important monuments in Klarov. Memorial to the Second Resistance and Winged Lion Memorial. We will tell you how Czechoslovakia gained its independence in the First World War, why it was one of the first countries Hitler occupied and what happened to Czechoslovak soldiers during the WW2.
You will learn the fate of Czech Jewish people, how many of them managed to emigrate and what happened to those who didn't.
Here, next to the Old Town Hall we will tell the story of the Prague Uprising and explain how the end of WW2 set the stage for the rise of Communism in Czechoslovakia.
What happened after communism started in Czechoslovakia? Why did Warsaw Pact armies invade Czechoslovakia in 1968? And where was the place of Jan Palach's self-immolation?
Here you will see the Rotating Head of Kafka, we will talk about art during Communism.
You will learn here about the Velvet Revolution and the fall of communism.
We'll introduce to you Vaclav Havel, the first president of Czechoslovakia after the fall of communism and will explain his role during the Velvet Revolution
We'll show you the Dancing House and the the story of Valentine's Day bombing.
We will finish the tour with the story of the most important achievement of Czechoslovak resistance during WW2. Operation Anthropoid.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
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You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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