• Charles Bridge - On the way to the first stop, passengers will have the opportunity to view the Charles Bridge from the vehicle.
• Prague Castle - The panorama of Prague Castle will also be visible from the car en route to the first stop.
• National Memorial to the Heroes of the Heydrich Terror - An enthusiastic English-speaking tour guide will lead visitors around the St. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, highlighting the location where bodies were identified after the battle, visiting the crypt with an exhibition of artifacts and photos, and explaining the events of June 18, 1942.
• St Cyril and St Methodius Cathedral - The English-speaking guide will escort visitors to St. Cyril and Methodius Cathedral, showcasing significant points, the site of the last battle, the secret entrance to the crypt, and how the Nazi army accessed the crypt in the final moments. Opposite the main entrance is a traditional Czech pub called “At the Paratroopers,” where each tour participant will enjoy a traditional shot of Becherovka liquor.
• Dablicky Hrbitov - Visitors will be transported to Dablice Cemetery to see the mass grave of Czechoslovak patriots who were executed by the Nazis.
• Kobylisy Shooting Range - The Kobylisy shooting range is a memorial site where many Czechoslovak resistance patriots were executed by the Nazis. The English-speaking tour guide will share unique and fascinating stories about other para-groups and resistance members, highlighting lesser-known but incredibly brave acts and their unwavering commitment to resisting the Nazi regime.
• Operation Anthropoid Memorial - Visitors will be driven near the Operation Anthropoid Memorial, the site of Heydrich’s assassination on May 27, 1942. The English-speaking guide will not only show visitors around and share old photographs of the infamous Heydrich curve but also take them to a charming local pub for a pint of traditional Czech beer. After refreshing, visitors will be driven back to the city center.
• Bulovka - On the return journey to the city center, visitors will pass by Bulovka Hospital in Prague 8, where Heydrich was taken immediately after the assassination attempt and where he died on June 4, 1942.

• Private transportation
• Enthusiastic private licensed tour guide with extended knowledge about Czechoslovak resistance
• Tea and coffee

• Tips if you enjoyed your tour!

This tour offers a unique perspective on what happened during the World War II and Czechoslovak resistance. The points are carefully selected to show a very different and real Prague with its communist outskirt. Trabant cars are classic socialist vehicles and there are just few cities in Europe that run tours in this kind of vehicles. This one is special because it connects the history of and absolute bravery of patriots who resisted both fascism and communism but also unexpected betrayed from the closest one. Tour is private and let by tour guide who is licensed but also an enthusiastic passionate patriot who values the memory of local heroes.
Tours for 2-3 people are organized in either Trabant 601, 1-3 people new Skoda car, 4 and more in a minibus or bus!

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.