Prague’s communist past

There was a lot going on in Prague in the second half of the twentieth century. The metropolis witnessed restrictions on freedom, occupation, but also massive growth. What did the people of Prague do for fun, where did they go shopping and where did they live during the Communist dictatorship? Discover the spots where it all began and where truth and love finally triumphed over lies and hatred after 41 long years.

Tour route: The Old Town Square - Železná Street - Fruit market - Rytířská Street - Můstek - Wenceslas Square - U Stýblů - Franciscan Garden - Národní Street - Platýz - Bartolomějská Street - Václav Havel Square

Before you go on the tour:

• Duration: 2 hours
• Meeting point: Guides&Tours office in the Old Town Hall – Old Town Square 1 (Staroměstské náměstí 1)-on the ground floor of the Old Town Hall, left side behind Giftshop
• End of the road: Václav Havel Square
• Please note: The tour includes only the walk; entrance fees to individual sites are not included. The route is suitable in any weather, as well as after dark.
• Max. group size: 15 -20