• Republic Square (Namesti Republiky) - Discover how Czechoslovakia declared its independence in 1918 and why it was a priority for Hitler to annex this state first.

Explore historical events from World War II that influenced the country’s post-war development.

Understand why the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia emerged victorious in the 1946 elections.

• Staromestske namesti - In 1948, the Communist Party of Czechoslovakia celebrated their triumph in the Old Town Square.

Learn about the 1950s - the Era of Fear, including labor camps, manipulated trials, collectivization, secret police, and life behind the Iron Curtain.

Visit the site where the largest monument of Stalin once stood.

• Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) - In August 1968, the Prague Spring occupation occurred primarily here and on Vinohradska Street. Discover the reality behind this Soviet intervention.

In November 1989, citizens protested against the Communist Regime, an event known as the Velvet Revolution. Learn about Vaclav Havel and other key figures in modern Czech history.

• Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) - Enjoy a lunch break with a local guide in an authentic 1970s canteen. Sample Kofola or savor a traditional working-class meal.
• Wenceslas Square (Vaclavske namesti) - Conclude the Communism & Bunker Tour in a nuclear shelter located in the upper part of Wenceslas Square. The entrance fee of 10 EUR is included in the price.

• Local guide
• Admission fees
• Max 15 people in a group

• Food and drinks
• Gratuities

Step by step, delve into the rich and intricate history of the former Czechoslovakia, presented clearly along a historical timeline.

There are two options available:

• 2-hour option: Includes a walking tour of communist-era Czechoslovakia. This option does not include the 70s canteen or bunker.

• 4-hour option: Encompasses the 2-hour walking tour, a 30-minute break in a 70s canteen, and a visit to a nuclear bunker (admission to the Cold War Museum is included in the price).

Discover life under communism—from the 1948 coup and 1950s oppression, through the Prague Spring, Normalization, and the Velvet Revolution.

Listen to vivid stories and personal insights from a local guide about daily life behind the Iron Curtain.

For the 4-hour option:
Enjoy a 30-minute break in a retro 1970s working-class canteen (lunch or Kofola optional), followed by a visit to a Cold War nuclear bunker—admission included (250 CZK / 10 EUR).

Small groups (maximum 10 people) ensure a personal, interactive experience.

• Look for the guide holding a blue umbrella.
• Not recommended for claustrophobic travellers

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.