For many people, the architectual style of brutalism, with its bare concrete, geometrical shape and imposing structure, is something to be avoided and most of the architecture from Prague’s communist era tends to be called ugly and soulless. But other people might find them beautiful. If you are one of those people, come and join us to see Prague’s brutalist architecture, some socialist realist art and other buildings which are hated by many, but passionately appreciated by others.

We will start above the Wenceslas Square, where the federal parliament of Czechoslovakia used to sit, and we will end at the Great Strahov stadium – the biggest stadium in the world.

Important information

Tour duration: 90 minutes

We will walk aproximately 2km and take the public transport several times (tickets included)

Price: 24€ full, 19€ reduced (<26, 65+)

Meeting point

We are going to meet between the new and the old buildings of the National Museum.