Prague Walking Tour: New Town, WWII & Communism｜Czechia

Step beyond the medieval charm and dive into the dramatic history of modern Prague. Our walking tour takes you through the New Town — a district just as old and rich in history as the Old Town, yet often overlooked.
We begin at the Church of Saint Ludmila, one of the city’s most iconic landmarks, and make our way through Wenceslas Square and the National Museum, where you’ll learn about Saint Wenceslas and the spirit of Czech resistance. Along the way, you’ll also discover the bold public art of David Černý and unravel the gripping story behind Operation Anthropoid — the daring assassination of Nazi commander Reinhard Heydrich during WWII.
The tour ends by the famous Dancing House, right next to Náplavka — one of Prague’s trendiest riverside spots to relax after the tour.
This experience is 100% in English and led by a passionate local guide who brings the city’s recent history to life with depth and nuance.

Bonus:
After the tour, you’ll receive exclusive extras to help you explore Prague like a local:
→ maps of public toilets,
→ curated food recommendations,
→ ATM locations,
→ and even our personal “Black List” — yes, those places we don’t recommend.
All designed to make your stay easier, tastier, and more authentic.

Please read this before booking
1. You will be joining a tip-based tour. However, to comply with KKday policy we offer this tour here in pre-paid version. Most of the money you will pay will go directly to the guide, no additional fee is required.
2. The group size is usually anything between 5 - 20 people. This helps keep the quality high and the price reasonably low.
3. We are a team of Prague locals, all certified guides, and most of us have more than five years of experience. You are not joining some large international company, you are joining a team of local enthusiasts who will do everything in their power to help you remember your stay in Prague.
4. We also run the biggest online travel guide (I Love Praag) about the city of Prague. Czech it out!