Prague Communism History and Nuclear Bunker Tour
Description
This tour includes a unique mix of a history walk in the city and real historical sights when visiting a real nuclear bunker hidden 4 floors underground. Includes cold war expositions, photos, original items, army gear and equipment. People also recieve a copy of an authentic survival guide with nuclear instructions. Visit an authentic site a real nuclear bunker from the 1950s cold war era.
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Itinerary
The starting point of the tour
The former secret police building, the story of the former president Vaclav Havel
The Story of the Velvet Revolution in 1989
The historical events and recent political history of the Czech Republic
The history of the Soviet invasion of August 1968 and Alexander Dubcek
Located in the former workers disctrict, still bears typical socialist architecture and original buildings from the 1970s concrete era.
The Prague Nuclear Bunker Communism and Cold War Museum
Highlights
What's included
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Important Information
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Not recommended for pregnant travelers
- Not recommended for travelers with poor cardiovascular health
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Walking tour with live guide commentary (fix language option)
- Not possible for wheelchair or baby stroller due to walking / stairs
- Not possible for people with any walking disability, mobility issue
- Not allowed for smallest children under 6y. school age
- Not for infants or children with attention / behavior disorder
- Not recommended for high pregnant travelers or claustrophobia
- For safety it is required to speak the chosen language of the tour
- Not allowed to join the tour under alcohol or drug influence
- Not allowed to translate during the tour to other languages
- Not allowed to disturb the tour by any disruptive behavior
- Not for bachelor parties, costumed groups, no smoking, no pets
- Tour duration might vary +- 10/15min depending the group size
- Online tickets can be made up to 30 mins before the tour start
- Once the tour left the start it is not guaranteed to join the group
- Comfortable shoes, normal walking footware recommended
- Photos are allowed, video recording only with special permission
- not for people with claustrophobia, serious heart issues, similar
Reviews(2,228)
A must do in Prague. Not only the bunker itself is extremely interesting but having Stan as our guide telling us his own experience during the communist era was fantastic.
We had a really passionate guide who had grown up in the communist era himself. It was a fascinating few hours, hearing history from a different perspective. Highly recommend the tour.
Very interesting walk really enjoyable. It included a trip to a nuclear bunker and entry to it. A really special experience for me.
Wow, the story behind the history from a guide that lived through this era is next level. History redefined. Wear some good walking shoes, and pack a light jumper for the bunker, it’s a little fresh 20m underground.
Vaclav was a fabulous tour guide, really knowledgeable and made the experience really interesting! Well worth doing.
The time spent in the bunker was too long and the guide's description of the communist occupation was presented in an angry manner such that it was uncomfortable at times.
We had about 2 hrs learning about the communist period It was a good morning to learn of the hardship of the people at that time
Stan was excellent - great stories from his real life experience with communism. He had a great sense of humor as well. Loved this experience!!
Fantastic experience from start to finish. Lada was so knowledgeable and interesting and as he had lived through that era he was able to share some of his lived experience which just added to the day. Would highly recommend. I only went for my husband and really glad I did!
We've had a great tour on Prague's communist history and the nuclear bunker with Patrick. What set it apart was that Patrick actually lived through the communist era in Prague, so it wasn't just a history lesson. Hearing it from someone who was genuinely there makes a big difference. He shared a lot of interesting points about why communism was such a destructive system, and mixing that with his own personal memories made it feel real rather than just a list of facts. All in all, a cool tour, it was interesting, engaging, and worth every minute. Would definitely recommend it!
