Pedestrian Tunnel Karlin-Zhizhkov

Pedestrian Tunnel Karlin-Zhizhkov

Pedestrian Tunnel Karlin-Zhizhkov

Prag

Experiences

  • Private Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    Private Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    5.0 (7)Price from: €330.00
    Explore Prague on this private 3-hour walking tour accompanied by a historical guide. Discover the National Monument, including the Hall of the Red Army, and visit the mausoleum where the mummy of Klement Gottwald, the first chairman of the KSC, was displayed, along with the adjoining laboratory and temperature control center. See the numerous sights that illustrate life in Prague under totalitarianism.
  • Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    5.0 (10)Price from: €105.00
    Explore the National Monument, which includes the Hall of the Red Army, on a 3-hour walking tour of Prague. Also visit the mausoleum where the mummified remains of Klement Gottwald, the first chairman of the KSC, were displayed, as well as the adjacent laboratory, the temperature control center, and the many exhibits depicting life in Prague under totalitarianism.

Experiences

  • Private Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    Private Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    5.0 (7)Price from: €330.00
    Explore Prague on this private 3-hour walking tour accompanied by a historical guide. Discover the National Monument, including the Hall of the Red Army, and visit the mausoleum where the mummy of Klement Gottwald, the first chairman of the KSC, was displayed, along with the adjoining laboratory and temperature control center. See the numerous sights that illustrate life in Prague under totalitarianism.
  • Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    Prague Cold War Walking Tour
    5.0 (10)Price from: €105.00
    Explore the National Monument, which includes the Hall of the Red Army, on a 3-hour walking tour of Prague. Also visit the mausoleum where the mummified remains of Klement Gottwald, the first chairman of the KSC, were displayed, as well as the adjacent laboratory, the temperature control center, and the many exhibits depicting life in Prague under totalitarianism.
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