Discover Free Historical Tour: From the Middle Ages to the Totalitarianisms of the 20th Century in Prague, Norway - A unique experience

Discover the soul of Prague with our free tours! Immerse yourself in its history, architecture, and secret places. Enjoy an authentic experience in the heart of an enchanting city, far beyond its monuments.

Things to do Free Historical Tour: From the Middle Ages to the Totalitarianisms of the 20th Century

Our Free Tour is not just a stroll, it's a journey through the soul of a city that has witnessed, suffered and played a leading role in some of the most intense moments in European history. In the historic center, you'll discover that since the Middle Ages, Prague has been closely linked to the great conflicts that have shaped the destiny of Europe, and that anticipated world wars. From here, we enter the Jewish Quarter, where we'll discover the thousand-year history of Prague's Jewish community and its fate during the Nazi occupation. Finally, we arrive in the New Town, where the events of the 20th century take center stage. We'll talk about the birth of Czechoslovakia, the German occupation, the Communist regime established after the Second World War and the responses of the Czech people, such as the Prague Spring or the Velvet Revolution, which marked the end of Communism in the country. During this visit, you'll discover historical facts and be invited to reflect with us on the totalitarianisms of the 20th century, their impact and the lessons they leave us today.

Included

Old Jewish Cemetery

The Powder Tower

Old Town Square

The Estates Theatre

Statue of Franz Kafka

Týnský dvůr - Ungelt

Prague Astronomical Clock

Old Jewish Cemetery

Church of Our Lady before Týn

Staroměstská radnice

Jan Hus monument

The Old-New Synagogue

Spanish Synagogue

Saint Wenceslas horse- well of course David cerny

Franz Kafka - Rotating Head

Velvet Revolution Memorial

Guide francophone

Guia en Español

Meeting point

Tu nous trouveras au 22, rue Rytířská avec nos PARAPLUIES VERTS, juste devant le Théâtre des États