Who ruled Prague, and how did people stand up to them?
6 walks with different starting points and stories. Compare their maps, stops and duration, then choose where to begin.
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Prague lets you follow power beyond the façades of its palaces. These routes connect rulers, institutions and rebellions to ask who held authority and how it was challenged. Squares, hills and public buildings become settings for different stories: the city its rulers wanted to present and the city that sometimes stood against them.
In “Prague Castle”: The royal hall and the defenestration window show the castle as both a seat of power and a setting for its disruption.
In “Malá Strana”: The Lennon Wall, the watchtower and the palaces let you compare protest, control and authority in Malá Strana.
In “Charles Square and its crypt”: Charles IV and the first defenestration connect the founding of the New Town with challenges to authority in its own buildings.
Choose from 6 independent walks in Prague. Open the one that interests you to see its map, stops and approximate duration before deciding. You don't need to do them all or follow this selection's order; each walk has its own starting and finishing points.
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Ten stories along the old coronation route: the building that replaced the royal palace and where the republic was signed into being, a tower left half-finished, the chalice taken down from Týn by night, twenty-seven crosses in the pavement and a clock that very nearly ended up as scrap.
The royal hall and the defenestration window show the castle as both a seat of power and a setting for its disruption.
Prague loves its legends, and here you'll hear them all with one question in mind: how long have people been telling them?
The Lennon Wall, the watchtower and the palaces let you compare protest, control and authority in Malá Strana.
Charles IV and the first defenestration connect the founding of the New Town with challenges to authority in its own buildings.
The protests of 1989 and the borrowed balcony locate the struggle over power in places of gathering and public speech.
Prague is a city of cobbled squares, bridges and a hill your legs will notice. Group walks by riverbank and leave room to stop: looking is part of the journey.
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