Meet your guide at Wenceslas Square at the federal parliament of Czechoslovakia where the state meet its end and embark on a journey to explore Prague's communist architecture that is despised by many, but appreciated by a special few.
We will take Prague's metro to see the public transport dispatch, derided as the "Mordor" of Prague, weird buildings that stick out from Prague's historical city center and the great Strahov stadium. With its unparalleled views of Prague and giant arena, the stadium is truly a sight to behold. It used to host giant gymnastics events for one million people - "Spartakiáda", and nowadays it contains eight football fields.
Throughout the tour, listen as your guide shares stories about each building and how they illustrate the wider history of Czechoslovakia in the 20th century.
We will meet between the historical building of the National Museum and the new building of the museum (Former federal parliament of Czechoslovakia) at the metro station Muzeum - entrance E4.
The federal parliament of Czechoslovakia. It was build over an already existing building of the Prague stock exchange.
An imposing concrete buildingfrom the communist times that still towers over the Pankrác district to this day.
The "Mordor" of Prague - the dispatch of the public transport system.
"Prager's cubes" - the centre for Prague Architecture and city planning is the most iconic building designed by Karel Prager-
The largest stadium in the world. Its monumental size and breathtaking view of Prague impress many a visitor
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