easy
3 hours
Suitable for anyone with basic walking fitness; mostly flat city terrain with occasional stairs and cobbles.
Walkative! offers a 3-hour guided walk through Prague’s Malá Strana that reveals the city’s WWII survival stories and communist legacy. Discover the real history behind Prague’s streets and the resilience of its people.
All ages • 3 hours
Embark on a captivating 3-hour tour that delves into Prague's pivotal role during World War II and the impact of communism. Discover the city's survival amidst destruction, the fate of Czech Jews, and the courageous resistance against oppression, offering a profound understanding of its complex history.
3 hours (including a break)
The story of the war really started for then Czechoslovakia already in 1938, with the Munich Agreement. How was Prague involved in this?
On this tour you will learn why Prague was not destroyed during World War 2, what was the fate of the Czech Jews during the Nazi occupation, who was maybe the most cruel Nazi, how long years of communism shaped the country, and how the Czechs themselves fought the oppressors.
The tour covers uneven cobblestone streets and narrow alleys; sturdy shoes ensure ease throughout the 3 hours.
Stay hydrated, especially during summer months when daytime temperatures can climb.
The tour discusses difficult historical events—listen attentively and approach the content with respect.
Plan to meet the guide promptly to maximize your experience and start on time.
Prague’s strategic importance during WWII stemmed from its political position after the 1938 Munich Agreement and later as a focal point of communist resistance.
Efforts in Malá Strana prioritize preservation of historic architecture and minimizing tourist impact on fragile urban zones.
Protect your feet while navigating Prague’s cobbled streets and uneven surfaces.
Keep hydrated during warm weather tours.
summer specific
Adapt to changing weather conditions for a comfortable walk.
all specific
Carry your essentials hands-free while on the move.