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Prague City Tourism expands Dan Brown-themed tours: new routes lead to the Folimanka shelter and Vladislav Hall

25 March 2026, Prague – Guided walks inspired by Dan Brown’s The Secret of Secrets are drawing strong interest from both Czech and international visitors. To date, more than 680 people have taken part. Prague City Tourism is now expanding the programme with new routes, bringing keen readers to locations beyond the historic centre. From April, tours will head to the bastion at U Božích muk (the Crucifix Bastion) and into the underground Folimanka shelter, while another new walk will take visitors to Prague Castle.

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Prague City Tourism prepares a new exhibition in the Old Town Hall’s underground spaces featuring the innovative Guide 2.0 concept

3 March 2026, Prague – Prague continues to pave the way for the reconstruction of the spaces beneath the Old Town Hall. In parallel, Prague City Tourism is developing an extensive new exhibition, Guardians of Prague, built around the innovative Guide 2.0 concept, which will form part of the newly revitalised premises. The modern exhibition will feature visual projections and video mapping, transforming a traditional tour into a dynamic experience in which the guide acts as an active narrator, enriching the interpretation with a carefully designed audiovisual layer. Visitors will be able to explore the reconstructed underground spaces and the new exhibition in approximately two years’ time.

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Spiritual Prague: Prague City Tourism launches special website about the city’s Christian, Jewish and mystical legacy

18 February 2026, Prague – Prague City Tourism presents a new Spiritual Prague landing page on the prague.eu website, presenting Prague as a city of spiritual stories, living traditions and places with an extraordinary atmosphere. This step is part of a long-term strategy to support so-called slow tourism, which aims to strengthen visitors’ relationship to a destination and to support a more sustainable form of tourism. In addition, this travel format will relieve the exposed conservation area and direct the interest of tourists towards less visited parts of the metropolis. Spiritual Prague is available at prague.eu/prahaduchovni.

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