Segunda Guerra Mundial em Praga e A Cripta da Operação Antropóide
Descrição
Embarque em uma jornada cativante pela história em nossa excursão para pequenos grupos na 2ª Guerra Mundial. Explore adegas subterrâneas do século medieval, originalmente construídas no século XII e reaproveitadas como abrigos contra bombardeios no final da Segunda Guerra Mundial. Testemunhe uma coleção particular de artefatos da Segunda Guerra Mundial, veja a sede do NSDAP e atravesse áreas atingidas por bombardeios em massa em 1945. Descubra o comovente Museu da Operação Antropóide e a cripta da Catedral de São Cirilo e Metódio - um refúgio para os pára-quedistas da Tchecoslováquia após o assassinato de Heydrich. Descubra as cicatrizes da guerra na cidade, obtendo uma visão profunda dos sacrifícios feitos na luta contra a opressão e a tirania.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Ponto de encontro em frente à Powder Tower
Ouça a história do estabelecimento da Tchecoslováquia
Plano secreto nacional da resistência checa
Veja o Hall e o relógio em ruínas em nossas fotos de arquivo.
Memoriais de revolta de Praga
Antiga sede do NSDAP (partido nazista), passamos.
Bairro judaico
O subterrâneo medieval usado em 1944 durante o bombardeio de Praga como abrigo de ataque aéreo. Coleção privada de artefatos da Segunda Guerra Mundial.
Visite a Catedral de São Cirilo e Metódio, onde os pára-quedistas da operação Anthropoid pagaram seu preço final
Entre no museu da Cripta e da Operação Antropóide abaixo da catedral, o local da última batalha onde os pára-quedistas tchecoslovacos pagaram seu preço final
Destaques
O que está incluído
Avaliações dos viajantes
Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Pule a linha
- Pequenos grupos
Avaliações(932)
Great tour, our guide (I believe her name was Hana) was truly lovely and clearly enthusiastic about the subject. I’m very interested in everything war history so I found this tour exceptionally fascinating and informative - as well as sobering in regards to the 7 Czech war heroes who lost their lives. Tours aren’t allowed in the crypt itself, but I do recommend going in afterwards. Weather was roasting but the tour was still very much worth my time! 😁
Learned a lot about WWII history in Prague and Operation Anthropoid- fascinating period that our guide Anna brought to life. Definitely a must see in Prague. Highly recommend
As someone with a great interest in history , it ticked all the boxes .
It wasn’t what I expected the information was good from the guide but very disappointed at the end as he left us find our own way back to our hotel and we felt that was bad he should’ve taken us back to where we met him on the square
Very informative tour with lots of stop off places which were very significant in Czech history. Hannah our guide was very knowledgeable and passionate about the Czech history. It was hot and very busy so could be a challenge for some visitors in the group to stand or hear everything. The break was very welcomed. Could’ve done with better instructions re the meeting place. Maybe need to say guide will be next to Powder Gate waiting in the square with an umbrella. We were looking for the building number and an office/ticket booth.
Excellent experience the guide was very knowledgeable and nice and artafects were very interesting, I would recommend this tour to tourists who come to Prague.
Overall I liked the tour. Lots of great information and new things I didn’t know about Prague during WW2. The reason it wasn’t a 5 star was we didn’t have headphones while she spoke. It would have made it much easier to listen in my opinion while being in the busy tourist areas. But overall I would recommend it if you enjoy history.
Our guide was not only highly knowledgeable but also passionate about this history. It was a pleasure to go on this tour, though it is aimed at people with more than passing interest in Heydrich’s assassination and World War 2 in the land of the Czechs. A few people tired at the end but that could be the excellent craft beer that we drank during final lecture.
It was very informative. Our guide Pavel is very passionate about the subject and could tell plenty. At the end I saw and had items in our hands that normally I n museum.
Our tour guide Pavel was amazing. He had extensive knowledge about the heroic mission of the Czech parachutists.He really brought the history to life with stories and artifacts. I really recommend this tour. Just make sure you wear comfortable shoes. 🩷
