World War II Tour in Prague

Relive the history of World War II and Nazism in ancient Czechoslovakia and learn about the places where the most dramatic events in the history of Prague took place with an official guide to enter exclusively the underground of the Astronomical Clock and the Old Town Hall, secret headquarters and hiding place of the Czech resistance where bloody events occurred between 1938 and 1945, learn about the story of the attack on the butcher of Prague, Reinhard Heydrich, “Protector of Bohemia” who massacred thousands of innocent people.

We will begin the tour in the famous Powder Tower. From this central point of the Czech capital we will take a walk on foot to the places linked to Nazi occupation, the streets where the Nazis marched and where they built their first barricades. For two hours, we will pass through places like Wenceslas Square, the most hidden parts of the time of the war in Prague – the headquarters of the Czech resistance against fascism and places where there were street fights in May 1945. We will arrive at the Astronomical Clock to see its underground and then we finished at the Rudolfinum Theater, which served as the headquarters of the Nazis and their philharmonic during the Nazi occupation.

No pick up in the hotel.