

by Communism and Nuclear Bunker Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€75This walking tour in Prague lasts about two hours and 20 minutes and focuses on the history of communism and the Cold War era. It starts in the city center and visits several important locations connected to Prague's communist past. The first stop is the former secret police building, where the guide explains the story of former president Vaclav Havel. The tour then covers the Velvet Revolution of 1989, the Soviet invasion of 1968, and recent political history of the Czech Republic. Participants walk through a district known for its 1970s socialist-style architecture and original buildings from the concrete era. Public transport is used to reach the Prague Nuclear Bunker Museum, located four floors underground. Visitors spend about one hour inside the bunker exploring exhibitions that include original army gear, photos, and Cold War items. Each participant receives a photo booklet and an authentic survival guide with nuclear safety instructions. The entire tour is led by an English-speaking live guide. The route involves walking and stairs, so it is not suitable for people with mobility issues, young children, or strollers. Photography is allowed, but video recording requires special permission. The tour prohibits disruptive behavior, alcohol or drug use, translations during the tour, costumed groups, smoking, and pets. Tour duration may vary slightly depending on group size.
Starting Point
The tour begins at a central location in Prague where participants gather before starting the walking portion.
10 min
Former Secret Police Building
A visit to the building that once housed the secret police, including a narrative about former president Vaclav Havel.
10 min
Velvet Revolution 1989
Drive-by or walk-by related to the events of the Velvet Revolution in 1989.
10 min
Recent Political History of Czech Republic
Information about the historical events shaping the Czech Republic after communism, including political changes.
10 min
Soviet Invasion of August 1968
Details about the Soviet military invasion and the role of Alexander Dubcek during the Prague Spring.
10 min
Socialist Architecture District
Walk through a workers’ district featuring original 1970s concrete buildings representative of socialist architecture.
10 min
Nuclear Bunker Museum
Explore the underground nuclear bunker museum for about one hour, viewing Cold War displays with original equipment, photos, and army gear.
60 min
STARTING POINT INSTRUCTIONS Please arrive 5-10 min before to the Starting Point to Check-in/Register The Starting Point-Ticket is Office located INSIDE the Passage at the Address: Male Namesti Square Nr. 459 / 11,Praha 1 Oldtown (it is 20 meters to the right side from Black Angel Bar/Hotel U Prince)


by Communism and Nuclear Bunker Tour
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€75This walking tour in Prague lasts about two hours and 20 minutes and focuses on the history of communism and the Cold War era. It starts in the city center and visits several important locations connected to Prague's communist past. The first stop is the former secret police building, where the guide explains the story of former president Vaclav Havel. The tour then covers the Velvet Revolution of 1989, the Soviet invasion of 1968, and recent political history of the Czech Republic. Participants walk through a district known for its 1970s socialist-style architecture and original buildings from the concrete era. Public transport is used to reach the Prague Nuclear Bunker Museum, located four floors underground. Visitors spend about one hour inside the bunker exploring exhibitions that include original army gear, photos, and Cold War items. Each participant receives a photo booklet and an authentic survival guide with nuclear safety instructions. The entire tour is led by an English-speaking live guide. The route involves walking and stairs, so it is not suitable for people with mobility issues, young children, or strollers. Photography is allowed, but video recording requires special permission. The tour prohibits disruptive behavior, alcohol or drug use, translations during the tour, costumed groups, smoking, and pets. Tour duration may vary slightly depending on group size.
Starting Point
The tour begins at a central location in Prague where participants gather before starting the walking portion.
10 min
Former Secret Police Building
A visit to the building that once housed the secret police, including a narrative about former president Vaclav Havel.
10 min
Velvet Revolution 1989
Drive-by or walk-by related to the events of the Velvet Revolution in 1989.
10 min
Recent Political History of Czech Republic
Information about the historical events shaping the Czech Republic after communism, including political changes.
10 min
Soviet Invasion of August 1968
Details about the Soviet military invasion and the role of Alexander Dubcek during the Prague Spring.
10 min
Socialist Architecture District
Walk through a workers’ district featuring original 1970s concrete buildings representative of socialist architecture.
10 min
Nuclear Bunker Museum
Explore the underground nuclear bunker museum for about one hour, viewing Cold War displays with original equipment, photos, and army gear.
60 min
STARTING POINT INSTRUCTIONS Please arrive 5-10 min before to the Starting Point to Check-in/Register The Starting Point-Ticket is Office located INSIDE the Passage at the Address: Male Namesti Square Nr. 459 / 11,Praha 1 Oldtown (it is 20 meters to the right side from Black Angel Bar/Hotel U Prince)