Visite du Communisme et du Bunker Nucléaire + Déjeuner de la Cantine des années 70 (à frais propres)
Description
Étape par étape, vous explorerez l'histoire riche et complexe de l'ancienne Tchécoslovaquie, clairement exposée selon une chronologie historique. Deux possibilités s'offrent à vous : L'option 2 heures comprend une visite à pied de la Tchécoslovaquie de l'époque communiste. Ne comprend pas la cantine ou le bunker des années 70. L'option 4 heures comprend la visite à pied de 2 heures, 30 minutes de pause dans une cantine des années 70 et un bunker nucléaire (l'entrée au musée de la guerre froide est incluse dans le prix). Explorez la vie sous le communisme – du coup d’État de 1948 et de l’oppression des années 1950, en passant par le Printemps de Prague, la Normalisation et la Révolution de Velours. Écoutez des histoires vivantes et des idées personnelles de votre Guide local sur la vie quotidienne derrière le rideau de fer. Pour l'option 4 heures : Vous profiterez d'une pause de 30 minutes dans une cantine ouvrière rétro des années 1970 (déjeuner ou Kofola en option), suivie d'une visite d'un bunker nucléaire de la guerre froide - entrée incluse (250 CZK / 10 EUR). Petits groupes (max 10) pour une expérience personnelle et interactive.
Options de l'excursion
Itinéraire
Découvrez comment la Tchécoslovaquie a déclaré son indépendance en 1918 et pourquoi Hitler était si intéressé à prendre cet État pour la première fois. Apprenez quelques faits historiques de la Seconde Guerre mondiale qui ont eu une incidence sur le développement de l'État après la guerre. Découvrez pourquoi le parti communiste tchécoslovaque a remporté les élections en 1946.
En 1948, le Parti communiste de Tchécoslovaquie a célébré sa victoire sur la place de la vieille ville. En savoir plus sur les années 50 - Era of Fear. Camps de travail, procès manipulés, collectivisation, police secrète, la vie derrière le rideau de fer. Voyez où se trouvait le plus grand monument de Staline.
En août 1968, l'occupation du printemps à Prague a eu lieu principalement ici et dans la rue Vinohradska. Apprenez la vérité sur cette aide pacifique soviétique. En novembre 1989, des personnes ont manifesté contre le régime communiste. Cet acte est connu sous le nom de révolution de velours. Découvrez Vaclav Havel et d’autres personnalités de l’histoire moderne de la République tchèque.
Profitez d'une pause déjeuner avec votre guide local dans une authentique cantine des années 70. Vous pouvez goûter au Kofola ou déjeuner correctement avec la classe ouvrière.
Nous terminons le Communism & Bunker Tour dans un abri nucléaire situé dans la partie supérieure de la place Vaclavske. Le prix d'entrée 10 EUR est inclus dans le prix.
Points forts
Ce qui est inclus
Avis des voyageurs
Informations importantes
- Landau ou poussette possible pour les bébés et enfants en bas âge
- Transports en commun disponibles à proximité
- Convient à toutes les conditions physiques
- Cherchez le guide tenant un parapluie bleu.
- Déconseillé aux voyageurs claustrophobes
Avis(1,038)
This is a top notch tour. Leo was extremely knowledgeable and personable. He answered every question and had the entire group participating. Do not miss this one!
Our guide Klara was very nice n very informative. We learnt more about Prague history and going into a bunker was a great experience. Highly recommend. Viator is very easy to deal with too
Thank you for joing me for the tour. Klara
I so wanted to do this an was not dissapointed learning from tour guide authentic interpretation. The 70s working canteen genuinely enjoyed the kofola . Going into the heavy steel reinforced doors an witnessing all the propaganda having once inside learning an seeing the equipment all explained the chambers an she took photographs of me once underground I crawled underneath Wenceslas street as the house on the street was bombed the hotel which has the underground nuclear bunker an trying the gears manually of the need for air to rid pollutants the rooms Inside the hotel an the listening devices of which somebody could monitor the conversations above the whole experience was amazing one of the best explanation of Vaclav havel an the tribute to the student whom set himself on fire an tragically died as was of protest from his injuries days later.
Hello Naomi, thank you for your lovely reference. It has been my pleasure to show you around Prague. I really enjoyed your excitement from the bunker and will always remember how you crawled out of the emergency exit ;D
Very interesting history, told in easy and relatable way. Bunker experience was great. Guide very knowledgeable and answered our many questions. Very impressed that the tour went ahead with just the two of us! Well worth the money.
Klara the guide was amazing, I went to another bunker tour last year which was ok but learnt more on this one and it felt more personal would book again if in Prague!
Dear Julie, I am happy that you enjoyed the visit of nuclear bunker with me more than the other bunker last year. I always have small groups so I get to know my guests and the tour gets more personal. Thank you for your review. Regards from Klara
Klara gave a very informative, personal, and insightful tour. We learned quite a bit and really enjoyed our discussion between stops. Highly recommend!
Dear Mary Dee and Chase, thank you for your time coming back to me and writing such a lovely review. As I tokd you at the end of our walk, I trully enjoyed your company and talks. Thank you for sharing the Havel’s statue in DC with me… Perhaps see you over there one day :) Klara
This tour was excellent! Our guide Clara was a great storyteller & made the already interesting history of Prague & the Czech Republic... even more interesting. The nuclear bunker from the communist/Soviet era was fascinating & definitely had a few surprise perks. Be sure you include this part & the canteen lunch when you book your ticket, if you don't, Be sure you have cash to pay for tge experience. We sipped the canteen lunch but doled out cash for the bunker... It was the best part of the tour.
Dear Vanessa I appreciate that you decided to extend the 2-hour option for the nuclear bunker and I noticed that your nephews enjoyed this part a lot. Thank you for highlighting that I am a great storyteller :)) Kind regards, Klara
I had a great time on the tour. My guide, Clara, was super friendly, knowledgeable, and passionate. The bunker was very cool. Lunch at the canteen was a fun experience as well. Clara really made the tour memorable, she was awesome!
Dear Derek, I appreciate your review. I am happy that we eventually stopped for lunch in a canteen, so you could have the pork on paprika and potatoes and it reminded you your mum’s dish :)) You were great company too, it was my pleasure to show you around. Klara
A fantastic tour led by Maki. She kept us interested about this intriguing topic and location. Highly recommend this part of Communist history and Maki.
Thank you very much for your reference. Highly appreciated. Klara
Our guide did a great job of explaining how the communist regime affected everyday life, in addition to the bigger picture political events. The bunker itself was very interesting... lots of great exhibits.
Dear Robert, thank you for your comment. I an glad you enjoyed our walk.
