Nové Město (New Town)

This tour offers a fascinating insight into the most important events of the 20th century in our country. Travel back through time and discover the key sites of our turbulent modern history. Hear stories of the struggle for independence and freedom, great suffering and sacrifice, courage and pain, hope and shattered dreams. Learn what life was like under the yoke of the communist dictatorship and how arduous the path to democracy was. Visit Národní třída and Wenceslas Square, the most important sites of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, and much more—all with a knowledgeable local guide!

Discover Prague’s hidden corners, monuments, and memorials from the communist era, and learn more about the history of this incredible city in the 20th century—including the period before the Second World War, the Nazi occupation, the city’s liberation by the Red Army, and life for over forty years behind the “Iron Curtain” under Soviet rule, before communism fell in 1989. On your private tour, learn more about the secret police’s interrogations of ordinary working-class citizens and the suppression of so-called enemies of the state. See Prague’s most prominent Art Nouveau building, the Municipal House, where Czechoslovakia was proclaimed an independent republican state in 1918. Walk to Wenceslas Square, the city’s focal point for rallies and political protests, where crowds gathered to celebrate the emotional end of communism with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. End your tour at the incredibly moving Memorial to the Victims of the Communist Era on Petřín Hill.

On this tour, we explore the history of the New Town, the Old Town, and modern art in between. We begin at the National Museum, with its history and the students’ resistance movement. From here, we enter unknown Prague by skipping Old Town Square, where 90% of tours take place. Our next stop is an Art Deco palace, where we will see an upside-down horse statue. We follow the hidden Franciscan Garden and, after exploring it, enter the beautiful medieval church. The next stop is the site of Prague’s oldest Jewish cemetery, the house where Mozart lived, and the opera house where he premiered the famous “Don Giovanni.” Our next stop is the chapel where the religious Reformation began. Through a secret passage, we reach a beautiful Baroque palace. Next, we visit the impressive Charles Bridge and its statues, ending at the John Lennon Wall. Let’s walk the same streets once walked by Jan Hus, Johannes Kepler, Mozart, Casanova, and Franz Kafka.

This tour offers a fascinating insight into the major events of the 20th century in our country. Travel through time and discover the most important sites that bore witness to our turbulent modern past. Hear the stories of the struggle for independence and freedom, great suffering and sacrifice, courage and pain, hope and shattered dreams. Learn what life was like under the yoke of the communist dictatorship and how difficult the path to democracy was. Visit Národní třída and Wenceslas Square, the most important sites of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, and many, many more—all with a knowledgeable local guide!

Discover the charm of Prague from the comfort of an electric tuk-tuk. This guided city tour takes you to iconic landmarks and breathtaking viewpoints while introducing you to hidden gems known only to locals. Your knowledgeable tour guide will enrich your experience with fascinating stories and historical insights, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of this enchanting city. Discover Prague’s landmarks and breathtaking views Enjoy a unique and eco-friendly electric tuk-tuk ride Benefit from a knowledgeable local tour guide Ideal for travelers who want to discover both famous sights and hidden gems

This tour offers a fascinating insight into the most important events of the 20th century in our country. Travel back through time and discover the key sites of our turbulent modern history. Hear stories of the struggle for independence and freedom, great suffering and sacrifice, courage and pain, hope and shattered dreams. Learn what life was like under the yoke of the communist dictatorship and how arduous the path to democracy was. Visit Národní třída and Wenceslas Square, the most important sites of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, and much more—all with a knowledgeable local guide!

Discover Prague’s hidden corners, monuments, and memorials from the communist era, and learn more about the history of this incredible city in the 20th century—including the period before the Second World War, the Nazi occupation, the city’s liberation by the Red Army, and life for over forty years behind the “Iron Curtain” under Soviet rule, before communism fell in 1989. On your private tour, learn more about the secret police’s interrogations of ordinary working-class citizens and the suppression of so-called enemies of the state. See Prague’s most prominent Art Nouveau building, the Municipal House, where Czechoslovakia was proclaimed an independent republican state in 1918. Walk to Wenceslas Square, the city’s focal point for rallies and political protests, where crowds gathered to celebrate the emotional end of communism with the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. End your tour at the incredibly moving Memorial to the Victims of the Communist Era on Petřín Hill.

On this tour, we explore the history of the New Town, the Old Town, and modern art in between. We begin at the National Museum, with its history and the students’ resistance movement. From here, we enter unknown Prague by skipping Old Town Square, where 90% of tours take place. Our next stop is an Art Deco palace, where we will see an upside-down horse statue. We follow the hidden Franciscan Garden and, after exploring it, enter the beautiful medieval church. The next stop is the site of Prague’s oldest Jewish cemetery, the house where Mozart lived, and the opera house where he premiered the famous “Don Giovanni.” Our next stop is the chapel where the religious Reformation began. Through a secret passage, we reach a beautiful Baroque palace. Next, we visit the impressive Charles Bridge and its statues, ending at the John Lennon Wall. Let’s walk the same streets once walked by Jan Hus, Johannes Kepler, Mozart, Casanova, and Franz Kafka.

This tour offers a fascinating insight into the major events of the 20th century in our country. Travel through time and discover the most important sites that bore witness to our turbulent modern past. Hear the stories of the struggle for independence and freedom, great suffering and sacrifice, courage and pain, hope and shattered dreams. Learn what life was like under the yoke of the communist dictatorship and how difficult the path to democracy was. Visit Národní třída and Wenceslas Square, the most important sites of the Velvet Revolution of 1989, and many, many more—all with a knowledgeable local guide!

Discover the charm of Prague from the comfort of an electric tuk-tuk. This guided city tour takes you to iconic landmarks and breathtaking viewpoints while introducing you to hidden gems known only to locals. Your knowledgeable tour guide will enrich your experience with fascinating stories and historical insights, ensuring an unforgettable exploration of this enchanting city. Discover Prague’s landmarks and breathtaking views Enjoy a unique and eco-friendly electric tuk-tuk ride Benefit from a knowledgeable local tour guide Ideal for travelers who want to discover both famous sights and hidden gems