Prague Responsible Tours and Activities

The concrete city of Most was built only a few hundred metres away from where the Old Town had to make way for now omnipresent coal mines. More than 90 surrounding villages were forcefully moved into separate, boxy blocks of flats in this socially clustered city.

This tour is a unique take on the days of communist life in Prague through the life and days of Vaclav Havel, his influence in the Velvet Revolution and to becoming the first President of the Czech Republic. 

The tour focuses on the UNESCO World Heritage sites in Prague for groups to learn about the history of the architecture that has shaped this city. 

Go off the beaten track to explore the life and landmarks along the picturesque Sazava river. Visit the 1457 micro-brewery Kácov, the gothic castle Cesky Sternberk and Na Konci Sveta, ‘At The End of the World' where you will have an Old Czech lunch with the locals.

Our new tour allows travellers to experience the "real" Prague and offers them the chance to learn about the deeper issues in our society; how the transition from a communist system to a free market society affected so many people.