Visit to the Anti-Atomic Shelter at Hotel Jalta

Hotel Jalta was built in 1953 on the site of a building destroyed by American bombing in spring 1945. It was constructed at the request of President Antonín Zápotocký and designed by architect Antonín Tenzer in the style of so-called Stalinist Baroque. The building included a secret anti-atomic shelter whose existence was unknown even to the hotel staff.

After 1989, the shelter was taken over by Prague's civil defense and operated until 1997, when the building was first handed over to the hotel owner. Tour participants will walk through individual rooms and learn how the shelter actually functioned. The tour is led by a museum guide.

Practical Information:
- Meeting point: in front of Hotel Jalta
- Duration: 1 hour
- Payment on site is not possible
- Arrive a few minutes before the start - the tour begins exactly at the stated time and late entry to the bunker is not permitted
- The organizer reserves the right to cancel the event if there is insufficient interest; ticket holders will be notified and their payment will be refunded