Embark on a captivating journey through history on our small group WW2 tour. Explore medieval century underground cellars, originally built in the 12th century and repurposed as shelters from bombing at the end of WW2. Witness a private collection of WWII artifacts, see the NSDAP headquarters, and traverse areas struck by carpet-bombing in 1945. Discover the poignant Operation Anthropoid Museum and the crypt of St. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral—a refuge for Czechoslovak paratroopers after Heydrich's assassination. Uncover the city's wartime scars, gaining a profound insight into the sacrifices made in the fight against oppression and tyranny.
Posted By : U6744AWdanv
This was a great tour. The guide Jacob was amazing. He explained all of the history and the story of the sites in a way that was riveting. He really knew his stuff and could answer any question. He also threw in a few stories from his own family which made the whole thing much more personal. I would highly recommend this tour!!!
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Posted On : 2024-07-01 00:39:11 
Posted By : T3625VLgeoffreyb
Excellent explanation of the commando cooperation ANTHROPOID. Tour included visits to various sites where resistance activity occurred during the early 1940s.
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Posted On : 2024-06-25 15:12:41
Posted By : Karen_P
Hannah was an excellent guide and we learnt a lot about Prague during WW2. Very interesting to stop and view the artefacts and visit the crypt.
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Posted On : 2024-06-24 13:19:09 
Posted By : Lori S
We really enjoyed our tour. We learned so much about the history of the city and about Prague both before and during WWII.
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Posted On : 2024-06-24 11:32:02
Posted By : LadyMercurial10
We loved the tour. We listened to a podcast about the operation before we went so we had a general idea. After we were done, we watched the movie based on it that was made a few years ago. We also were looking up maps trying to figure out where things were. Expect a more lecture / informational tour - you do see artifacts and put your hand on them- you see pictures of where Hitler entered the city and how it looks today. It is more adult friendly- because it truly is for those interested in History / world war 2- not just strolling around city. The person giving the lecture/tour was very knowledgeable (I hope he is a teacher), he wasn't political but I appreciated his perspective when asked on the way the Czech people see the events as well as some of the debatable aspects of the incident that happened. He also had a relationship with the Church Priest- and we literally were in an area by the altar. (I am sorry to keep saying "He" because I can't remember his name) he lifted up the rug- and you still see the plywood where the Nazis had gotten into the crypt. He was respectful to the staff - can see the special relationship between the Church and the company. I wish I had a chance to make a donation to the Church- they didn't capitalize on what happened nor do they discourage the acknowledgement- they treat the property as a military grave. The bullet holes remain, there was still candles lit on the area where the bodies were laid out- the respect the people of Czech give these martyrs. It stuck with my husband and I - I bought books now on what happened. I know this review is all over the place- but I commend the company for explaining what happened to Czech that set up the events, I appreciate the solemness of the tour - it isn't about sensationalizing it, if we forget the past - we are doomed to repeat it. The people of Czech were really impacted - and all the lives that were lost- these men put a face to that. I would only suggest, just because it made me read up on it- and maybe that was the point-- to share what it was like under the German regime for the Czech people just a touch more. Also, the artifacts were things I hadn't seen before- but maybe if you have anymore copies of what the area of looked like during the war- it was amazing to see how much was still standing - we walked the rest of the day looking that up. I would also indicate on the tour - maybe I didn't see it- how manhy locations you go, because some of it we do stand getting the run up near the square- getting to go inside and sit down, see the artificats was really helpful too on a hot day. Basically- thank you. I love history and my partner does not- and he became obsessed after this tour. Thank you also for sharing with us tourists in a non exploitive way that some people may want just a crass presentation- but it really impacted us for days after. We appreciated your tour guide- we didn't get a chance to thank him (and tour tips was not asked for nor expected) because he left at a military grave in solitude. (we went on Friday at 2 pm). Sincerely- a very jumbled but inspired tourist
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Posted On : 2024-06-24 09:36:11
Posted By : jego1989
Very good tour very interesting.The tour guide was very knowledgeable and very friendly. I am particularly interested in the occupied countries during the 2nd World War and how they were treated and managed.
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Posted On : 2024-06-24 03:50:44
Posted By : Cherylmbern
This tour ended up just being me and my husband. It was excellent..the tour guide (sorry can't remeber his name)but thank you..it was excellent so interesting and educational and just brill how we ended up at the Crypt..perfect. 1000000% recommended 👌
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Posted On : 2024-06-20 13:36:30
Posted By : Susie_D
Pavel was an excellent tour guide. You can really tell he loves the WWII history of Prague. Very cool to see all the artifacts! I would totally recommend.
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Posted On : 2024-06-16 03:57:29
Posted By : Andrew M
Fascinating tour of Prague that really opened my eyes to the hidden history of the beautiful buildings of the city- our guide was really knowledgeable.
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Posted On : 2024-06-13 16:07:53
Posted By : U7254ETmichaelh
It was an amazing exciting tour, the tour guide was very well and have a lot of information which made the tour a wonderful
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Posted On : 2024-06-12 14:10:41
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