Heroes of the totalitarian regimes

WW2 in Prague. Uncover the roots of Czech democracy.

Are you ready to find out more about WW2 in Prague and what made this country so free and liberal?

What happened during WW2 in Prague? And what followed afterward?

On this tour, we cover three tragic stories. We highlight the fallen heroes of the totalitarian regimes.

We start with a Czechoslovak hero. 

A lawyer and politician, who strived for equality in social posture, women’s rights, and anti-Fashism. 

A woman who gave her life for her country and her beliefs.

Nazis persecuted her during WW2 in Prague

After, she was executed by the Communist regime for treason by a kangaroo court based on the soviet purge.

Our second story introduces you to the chef sculpture of the largest statue in the world of Joseph Stalin.

Its construction and destruction.  It was commissioned by the communist party here in Prague in 1949.

You will hear a tragic story of oppression, torture, and suicide right at the site of the former statue.

The third tale takes us to Prague in 1942. You will learn about the assassination of a high-ranking SS third Reich officer– number 3 in rank to Hitler.

He was the orchestrator of the “final solution” (the Holocaust). You will get to know the brave airman who carried out this deadly mission to their final demise.

We visit the catacombs where a gun battle with the SS took place. There are bullet holes still clearly visible on the walls.

On our Heroes of the totalitarian regimes tour you receive:

-delicious lunch

-3 beers/ wines/ ciders or nonalcoholic drinks

-a day tram ticket- valid for 24 hours for tram + metro + buses

Tour duration: approx. 4 hours

Time of meeting: 12:00

Price: 1 750 CZK / 70 EUR / 76 USD / 60 GBP ^***

-Prices in other currencies than CZK may be slightly different, depending on the current exchange rate

– If you decide to book both of our tours, you will receive a 15% discount on the second one.