Prague Communism and Nuclear Bunker Tour

Q: Which are the other famous Prague day tours?

Jewish Quarter Walking TourWitness the rich and diverse culture of Prague on the Jewish Quarter Walking tour.Visit the Hundred Spires Old town and learn about the history of the same.View the oldest functional astronomical clock, which was built about 600 years ago. The entire activity duration of the Jewish Quarter Walking tour is about two hours and thirty minutes approximately.Visit the four synagogues, including the Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish and Klausen. Kutna Hora & Bone Church Tour with LunchLocated in the Central Bohemia in Prague, the Kutna Hora is a must visit in Prague.Visit the Gothic St Barbara Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the Sedlec Ossuary and experience the chapel which is home to about 40,000 skeletons of people.The entire duration of the activity is about five hours in totalYou also get to experience the 3-course Czech lunch in an Old Bohemian pub. Prague Old Town, Mediaeval Underground and DungeonExplore the lesser-known underground area of the Old Town Prague, away from the usual touristy crowd. Get curious about the secret passageways and nooks in the dungeons.Learn about the gruesome past of the Mediaeval Underground and the dungeons and experience a demonstration of torture and executions. The entire activity duration is about one hour and 30 minutes in total.Prague Ghosts & Legends of Old Town Walking TourTravel through the streets of Old Town Prague and wacky alleys with this unique tour.View the Gothic Churches, cemeteries, and market squares, which are home to some chilling paranormal activities.Learn about the spooky past of Prague with the help of an able storyteller.The entire activity duration for this tour is approximately 2 hours.

Q: Which are the famous places to visit in Prague?

Prague Castle: One of the most visited places, the Prague Castle is one of the largest fortresses on earth, and is even more spectacular during the night due to the beautiful lighting arranged. You can also visit the Golden Lane in the evening without a ticket and can experience the city of Prague at night.Black Light Theatre: The concept being started off during the 1950s, the Black Light Theatre in Prague comprises dance and pantomime performance in complete darkness with illuminated performers. The sequences and the coordination of the performance is so unique and captivating that visiting the Black Light Theatre is definitely a unique and a fun experience.Folklore Restaurant: For those who are interested in exploring the interesting food options, experience the Folklore restaurants in Prague offering the classical Slavic cuisine and culture. Apart from some great dining options, the entertainment over in these restaurants is highly defined and engaging. One of the most popular Folklore is U Marcanu, and is one of the best things to do at night in Prague.

Q: What are the best things to do at night in Prague?

Visit Zizkov Television Tower: Holding the title of the highest observatory, the Zizkov Television tower boasts a 93 metres high observation deck. The tower is one of the best places to visit at night since it also provides the Oblaca bar and Restaurant experience, a Czech fine dining experience.Explore Municipal House: A prime example of the Prague Art Nouveau, the Municipal House was constructed in 1912. The hall is home to several events, exhibitions, performances and lounge experiences, including The French Restaurant and the Underground Pilsen Restaurant, and provides some unforgettable experiences. Enjoy the nightlife: Stroll through the Old Town Square at night to explore the much popular nightlife in Prague with famous pubs and clubs on the row such as the Hemingway Bar, Karlovy Lazne, Chapeau Rouge, Roxy, and the Prague Beer Museum. Do not forget to click some amazing pictures as you party in these exciting pubs.

Question 1

Which are the some of the best Prague Experiences tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia?

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Here is the list of best Prague Experiences tickets that we can book at Thrillophilia:

Question 2

How much time do we need for the Prague Communism and Nuclear Bunker Tour?

Answer

The time required for the Prague Communism and Nuclear Bunker tour is about two hours. It is recommended to buy your Prague Communism and Nuclear Bunker tour online to avoid queues.

Question 3

Which are the other famous Prague day tours?

Answer

Jewish Quarter Walking Tour

Witness the rich and diverse culture of Prague on the Jewish Quarter Walking tour.
Visit the Hundred Spires Old town and learn about the history of the same.
View the oldest functional astronomical clock, which was built about 600 years ago.
The entire activity duration of the Jewish Quarter Walking tour is about two hours and thirty minutes approximately.
Visit the four synagogues, including the Maisel, Pinkas, Spanish and Klausen.

Kutna Hora & Bone Church Tour with Lunch

Located in the Central Bohemia in Prague, the Kutna Hora is a must visit in Prague.
Visit the Gothic St Barbara Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Visit the Sedlec Ossuary and experience the chapel which is home to about 40,000 skeletons of people.
The entire duration of the activity is about five hours in total
You also get to experience the 3-course Czech lunch in an Old Bohemian pub.

Prague Old Town, Mediaeval Underground and Dungeon

Explore the lesser-known underground area of the Old Town Prague, away from the usual touristy crowd.
Get curious about the secret passageways and nooks in the dungeons.
Learn about the gruesome past of the Mediaeval Underground and the dungeons and experience a demonstration of torture and executions.
The entire activity duration is about one hour and 30 minutes in total.

Prague Ghosts & Legends of Old Town Walking Tour

Travel through the streets of Old Town Prague and wacky alleys with this unique tour.
View the Gothic Churches, cemeteries, and market squares, which are home to some chilling paranormal activities.
Learn about the spooky past of Prague with the help of an able storyteller.
The entire activity duration for this tour is approximately 2 hours.

Question 4

Which are the famous places to visit in Prague?

Answer

Prague Castle: One of the most visited places, the Prague Castle is one of the largest fortresses on earth, and is even more spectacular during the night due to the beautiful lighting arranged. You can also visit the Golden Lane in the evening without a ticket and can experience the city of Prague at night.
Black Light Theatre: The concept being started off during the 1950s, the Black Light Theatre in Prague comprises dance and pantomime performance in complete darkness with illuminated performers. The sequences and the coordination of the performance is so unique and captivating that visiting the Black Light Theatre is definitely a unique and a fun experience.
Folklore Restaurant: For those who are interested in exploring the interesting food options, experience the Folklore restaurants in Prague offering the classical Slavic cuisine and culture. Apart from some great dining options, the entertainment over in these restaurants is highly defined and engaging. One of the most popular Folklore is U Marcanu, and is one of the best things to do at night in Prague.

Question 5

What are the best things to do at night in Prague?

Answer

Visit Zizkov Television Tower: Holding the title of the highest observatory, the Zizkov Television tower boasts a 93 metres high observation deck. The tower is one of the best places to visit at night since it also provides the Oblaca bar and Restaurant experience, a Czech fine dining experience.
Explore Municipal House: A prime example of the Prague Art Nouveau, the Municipal House was constructed in 1912. The hall is home to several events, exhibitions, performances and lounge experiences, including The French Restaurant and the Underground Pilsen Restaurant, and provides some unforgettable experiences.
Enjoy the nightlife: Stroll through the Old Town Square at night to explore the much popular nightlife in Prague with famous pubs and clubs on the row such as the Hemingway Bar, Karlovy Lazne, Chapeau Rouge, Roxy, and the Prague Beer Museum. Do not forget to click some amazing pictures as you party in these exciting pubs.

Question 6

What is the best time to visit Prague?

Answer

The best time to visit Prague is during the months of July and August, since the days are longer. You can also take the Prague Communism and Nuclear Bunker Tour during this time due to lesser crowds. The peak months of Prague tourism arrive during May, June and September due to considerably mild weather which remains chilly throughout the year.