Silvestrovská protektorátní Praha

At the beginning of the walk, the participants will learn about the place where the monument to Colonel Švec stood and tell each other why it was removed. At the Černín Palace, the guide will show where the Imperial Protector had his office and tell about the fates of all the protectors who were there. He mentions K. H. Frank, his wife and his struggle for the post of protector. Next, you will go to Hradčanské náměstí, where the Museum of the German Nation was. In front of Prague Castle, the guide will show you where Adolf Hitler watched Prague from. The walk will be complemented by a talk about people's life and how it changed after March 1939, what the rationing system was like and other interesting things from the life of the time. Thematic focus will also be on how the Protectorate was celebrated.

Practical information:

• Children under 12 free
< li>Tickets cannot be purchased on the spot
• Cancellation conditions:
  • within 24 hours before the start of the walk, it is possible to rebook the ticket for another date or another walk
  • less than 24 hours before it is no longer possible to rebook a ticket by walking, however, it is possible to send a substitute who will register in the name of the buyer
• Length of the walk: 1.5-2 hours
• End of the walk: Malostranské náměstí
• The terrain is suitable for prams and wheelchair users
• Guide: Jiří Kos