Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
From €36 per personThe listed duration is 2.5 hours. Rest breaks, toilets, free time and the exact finishing point are not specified.Final booking with external provider
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Historical walking tour

World War II in Prague

Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid

★★★★★ 2.5 hrs · 1,258 Reviews on the full listing
From €36 per person Confirmed language

Trace the occupation, Czech resistance, Prague Uprising and Operation Anthropoid through a tour combining city streets, underground spaces and historical documents.

⚡ Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum · Price, starting times and availability may change. Confirm the current terms on GetYourGuide.

Check the exact starting time, finishing point, group size, private or shared format and any unspecified requirements on GetYourGuide. The tour runs in rain and fine weather.

✔ Guided walk through the Old Town
✔ Medieval cellars at U Kunštátů
✔ Private collection of objects and documents
✔ Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum

Quick summary before booking

Who is it for?

  • Exploring European history
  • Learning about Operation Anthropoid
  • Combining a walk with underground spaces and documents
  • Following an English-language guided tour

How long does it take?

The listed duration is 2.5 hours. Rest breaks, toilets, free time and the exact finishing point are not specified.

What's included?

  • Guided historical walking tour
  • Medieval cellars of U Kunštátů
  • Private collection of objects, photographs, documents and memorabilia
  • Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum
  • Public transport ticket

Is it worth it?

It may be worthwhile if you want historical depth and value the guide’s explanations as much as the places visited. It is less suited to anyone seeking a light stroll or requiring wheelchair accessibility.

💡 TourBookGo tip

Go to the stated point in front of the Powder Tower and look for the green kiosk and a black umbrella with a white logo. Ask GetYourGuide how the listed hotel pickup relates to the mandatory meeting point.

History in contextThe guide connects Old Town buildings with the occupation and the war.
Underground spacesThe tour enters the medieval cellars of U Kunštátů, once used as an improvised shelter.
Material evidenceA private collection brings together wartime objects, photographs, documents and memorabilia.
The operation’s cryptThe route includes the crypt and museum beneath the Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius.

📖 What you will encounter on the tour

The activity begins near the Powder Tower in Republic Square and continues through the Old Town while the guide explains how occupation and war marked Prague.

The itinerary combines historical commentary with specific places and materials: medieval cellars, a private collection and the site associated with Operation Anthropoid.

The Czech resistance and the Prague Uprising

Wartime objects, photographs and documents

The Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum

The tour’s strength lies in connecting the history with the buildings, objects and spaces where it is explained.

Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
The underground spaces add a physical dimension to the historical account. Medieval cellars

A tour rich in historical detail

Travellers praise the guides’ knowledge, enthusiasm and storytelling, along with the depth of their explanations and the opportunity to ask questions.

A summary based on 130 reviews also mentions a presentation-heavy pace, extended periods of standing and limited walking at some stops. Keep this in mind if you prefer a more active tour.

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What travellers report

The tour’s strength lies in connecting the history with the buildings, objects and spaces where it is explained.

Feedback particularly values the context supplied by the guides and by the objects and documents on display.

2.5 hrsListed duration
4.7/5Displayed rating
1,258Reviews on the full listing
EnglishConfirmed language

🗣️ What travellers report

About the guides

Reviews highlight their knowledge, enthusiasm and ability to explain complex events through engaging stories.

About the content

Travellers appreciate the detailed explanations and the opportunity to ask questions.

About the pace

Some feedback describes substantial spoken presentation, long periods of standing and little movement at certain stops.

From medieval cellars to the crypt

The cellars of U Kunštátů Palace provide the setting of a medieval space once used as an improvised shelter. One listing highlight spells the name U Kunstatu, while the description and inclusions use U Kunštátů.

The visit continues to the Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum beneath the Cathedral of Saints Cyril and Methodius, one of the central elements of the tour.

Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
The crypt anchors the story of Operation Anthropoid. Operation Anthropoid

Booking and conditions

What to confirm before booking

From €36 per person

The listed rate starts at €36 per person. The listing offers reserve now and pay later, plus free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.

Duration2.5 hours
LanguageEnglish only confirmed
Meeting point30 metres in front of the Powder Tower, beside the green kiosk
AccessibilityNot suitable for wheelchair users; strollers are permitted
CancellationFree up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
TransportPublic transport ticket included; mode and journey not specified
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Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
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Does this tour suit your travel style?

It is particularly suitable if you are interested in European history and want an in-depth look at World War II, the Czech resistance and Operation Anthropoid.

It may be less comfortable if you require wheelchair access, find extended standing difficult or want a route with continuous movement.

Travellers interested in World War II Visitors curious about the Czech resistance People who value detailed historical commentary Guests comfortable taking a tour in English
Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
A way to understand pivotal episodes in Prague’s history through places and material evidence. Historical memory

❓ Frequently asked questions

What language is the tour conducted in?
English is the only language confirmed by the source. Check the current options on GetYourGuide before booking.
Where is the meeting point?
It is 30 metres in front of the Powder Tower near Náměstí Republiky metro station. The guide waits beside the green kiosk with a black umbrella bearing a white logo.
Is the activity wheelchair accessible?
No. The source says it is unsuitable for wheelchair users, although strollers and service animals are permitted.
What does the tour include?
It includes the guided walk, U Kunštátů’s medieval cellars, a private collection, the Operation Anthropoid crypt and museum, and a public transport ticket.
What is the cancellation policy?
Free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund is listed. Confirm the terms applying to your booking on GetYourGuide.

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This tour brings together streets, cellars, objects and the crypt to explain World War II and Operation Anthropoid from several angles.

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Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid
Prague’s resistance and Operation Anthropoid