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Termín výstavy: od 23.4. do 27.4. 2009

Otevírací doba: 10:00 hod – 19:00 hod

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We will list here exhibition places in Prague, the idea is to collect links to their official web-sites, so it would make easier to check for current events there in future.

• Výstavní síň Mánes

There are a number of sites that list places of tourist interest in Czech Republic. As for me, visiting 10+ hrads (castles) doesn’t make sense, so here is the “balanced” list of places you should see in Czech Republic.

1. Center of Prague. You won’t miss this. Take any map in touris office and walk around. If you will travel by public transport then follow this route – first by subway get to station Hradčanská,  then walk following direction sings to Pražský hrad, follow your map there, once you’ve visited everything you like, go in the direction of Karlův most (don’t miss Kampa Island), then to Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square) if you will be there by the end of hour, you’ll see show on Orloy clocks. Finnaly, walk to Václavské náměstí  (Wenceslas Square) to the Národní muzeum.

2. Vyšehrad. After visiting center of Prague as described above. You can take a metro red line C to the station “Vyšehrad”. Go out there and follow direction signs or ask for direction to Vyšehrad. Worth seeing, one of the best views of the Prague, especially in the night.

3. Křižíkova fontána. Great fountain and music show in the night (shows run at 20, 21 and 22 p.m.). Show don’t run in the winter, check program on their web-site.

4. Hrad in Hluboká nad Vltavou. Beautiful caste in the South Bohemian. Looks great from outside and inside in comparison to other castles in Czech Republic.

5. Český Krumlov. Small city, not far away from Hluboka, it is located in the South Bohemian. Added to Unesco World Heritage list, diffenetly worth seeing.

6. České Švýcarsko. České Švýcarsko National Park. More information with photos will be added...\

7. Kostnice Sedlec. Ossuary, which “contains the remains of about 40 000 people”. Some special place, check web-site before deciding if you want to visit it.

8. Hrad Zvíkov. This place is not promoted much, but from there are great views, as hrad is placed over Vltava and Otava rivers. Check ways to get there, if you will take boat from Orlik it will be pleasurable jouney.

9. Hrad Karlštejn. This caste is a popular place, because it is not far from Prague.

10. 3 More Hrads. If you like castels, then check 3 more remarkable places: Červená Lhota, Konopiště, Rožmberk. And here you will find the list of castels in Czech Republic.

Note1: in places outside Prague I was driving by car, if you’ve got there by train or by bus, please, share in comments details of transport connection.

Note2: this list is now in development, the final result should be a list with description, photos, links to map and detailed report for each place.

Looks like great event to visit, Next Targets: MISAŘ/ABSOLON exhibition in  TheChemistry gallery in Prague.

Detailed report about exhibition and gallery will be posted after visit.

Opened:

St – Pá 13.00 – 21.00
So – Ne 12.00 – 18.00

There are a lot of nice exhibitions, art galleries and other events that are not promoted much, but still worth visiting and sharing with your friends.

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