Museum of Communism tickets & tours
Communism and World War II walking tour and entrance ticket in Prague
Learn about the past of the Czech Republic during this historical walking tour in Prague. Visit the Museum of Communism with a guide.
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Book this dinner cruise on the Vltava River to see the monuments of Prague illuminated at night while enjoying a buffet dinner.
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Prague Old and Jewish Town: guided tour with entrance tickets, coffee and cake
Explore Prague during this guided tour of Old and Jewish Town! See the Old Jewish Cemetery and the Old Town Square. Enjoy coffee and cake included in the price.
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Book this Prague city cruise to enjoy a trip down the Vltava enjoying sights from the River including Prague Castle, Charles Bridge and Lesser Town.
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Dive into the world of Franz Kafka at the Kafka Museum in Prague. Explore rare documents, 3D exhibits, and audiovisual installations.
Ticket to Prague Žižkov Television Tower with online audio guide
Enjoy panoramic views of Prague's skyline from the Žižkov Television Tower and find out more about the tower with the audio guide included in this ticket.
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Devil's Channel cruise in Prague
Book this 1-hour cruise of the Devil's Channel in Prague to see the picturesque medieval houses by Vltava River with the captain as your tour guide.
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2-hour concert at Prague's historic Reduta Jazz Club
Experience the renowned Reduta Jazz Club in Prague, a historic venue hosting talented local and international jazz musicians, with over 50 years of tradition.
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Castle of Prague grounds with highlights guided tour
Explore Prague Castle efficiently with a local guide. See Saint Vitus Cathedral and learn about 1000 years of history while avoiding crowds with an afternoon start time.
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Prague Old Town guided tour with hidden gems and local stories
Explore Prague's Old Town with local guides. See the Astronomical Clock and Jewish Quarter while discovering hidden passages and hearing fascinating stories.
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Prague Christmas Market tour with a local
Enjoy the intimacy of a small group tour through the magical Christmas Market of Prague.
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Prague food and history guided walking tour
Book now and get to experience the best of Prague from a local's point of view. Sip famous Czech-style beers on a floating brewery and taste amazing Czech dumplings.
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World audio guide with TravelMate app
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Experience a magical evening on a 3-hour cruise with an excellent buffet dinner and discover the unforgettable charm of Prague illuminated by night.
Invisible Exhibition in Prague guided tour and entrance ticket
Book the entrance ticket to the Invisible Exhibition in Prague. Experience an hour of blindness and open your eyes to an entirely new world using all your senses.
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Self-guided discovery walk in Prague’s Jewish Quarter
Explore Prague's hidden streets with this Discovery Game. Solve riddles that lead you through the Jewish Quarter while learning about its history.
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The inside story
Propaganda, censorship, interrogation, and surveillance — all of this and more was widespread in Czechoslovakia during the 1948-1989 Communist rule. If you’re looking for a window into how daily life looked in Czechoslovakia during those dire times, look no further than the Museum of Communism in Prague, Czech Republic. The Museum of Communism provides an insightful depiction of the totalitarian regime that controlled the country after World War II until the Velvet Revolution.
In the museum’s 1,500 square metres of exhibition space, you’ll get a glimpse past the Iron Curtain to see what reality was really like for those living in the area at the time. Through old photographs, posters, historical documents, short videos, and other artefacts, the Museum of Communism reveals how those residing in Czechoslovakia were subjected to house searches, privacy invasions, corruption, exploitation, and imprisonment for non-compliance.
