Prague 20th Century: Anthropoid, Bunker & Communism｜Czechia

Your journey through Prague’s turbulent 20th century begins at Wenceslas Square, the focal point of the Velvet Revolution and Jan Palach’s sacrifice.
We walk past Peček Palace—the former Gestapo HQ—and the Nicholas Winton memorial.
Next, a short public transport ride takes us directly to the Cyril and Methodius Cathedral crypt, the site of the heroic last stand of the Operation Anthropoid paratroopers.
From the crypt, we walk along the scenic riverbank to Národní Street, where student protests in 1989 triggered the fall of communism.
Along the route, we stop to enjoy a classic Czech open-faced sandwich (chlebíček).
The highlight of the tour is an exclusive descent underground into an authentic Cold War nuclear bunker.

Please note: The order of the itinerary may be reversed depending on the time slot reserved for our underground bunker visit.