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Na Celne 3, Praha 5, Prague, Bohemia, 150 00, Czech Republic
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I will be visiting Prague for a few days, i heard about the Krizik fountain it sounds like something interesting ,so i wanna now if it's worth experiencing
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If you are searching for something to do in the evening, one stop to make is the Krizik Singing Fountain.
The Krizik Fountain is a unique spectacle of music, water, ballet and colors. It is a feast for your senses. Music is selected from the world’s most famous compositions. You can chose from performances with music from the works of Smetana, Dvorak, Mozart, Vangelis, even Freddy Mercury, soundtracks from films such as Titanic, Zorro, Romeo& Juliet, etc.
Some of the performances include fabulous film projections on water, especially film posters, and ballet performances.
Performances take place in the evenings to show off the color & choreographed water to the best effect. No booking in advance needed. For the actual program, consult the Krizik Fountain web.
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Hi,
Fountain is closed till March 15th.
http://www.krizikovafontana.cz/
It depends on the perfrmance. I have seen the Smetana "Vltava" (without ballet) and it was quite boring.
I was there on my last visit and it is a stunning show to see. I am hoping to go again in April (27th) but the programme is not on the website for this year. Anyone know whats on?
I remember last time I went was one of the last days of the season in October, and there were only about 10 people there. At the end of the show, the staff just jumped into the back of a van and sped off into the distance!
There IS program since March 13th. Three various events per a day. Look at http://www.krizikovafontana.cz/en/program/10
That wasnt there yesterday!
Tufi, This is an observation without knowing your age group.
I have recently seen a show and while I did enjoy it my 21 year daughter found it to be monotonous. If you think you would enjoy a fountain light show choreographed to music then by all means go but it is rather repetitive.
That is if you have the luxury of time to go around.
This group of musicians was playing traditional ( just pressuming, as it sounds czech to me :-0) czech music, just outside the gates of Prague Castle. The music was entertaining , much more their costumes, which i think is cool in a way.
Outside the city centre is Andel, three stops from Wenceslas Square on the yellow line.
There are a number of stores in the Zlaty Andel complex aswell as a multiplex cinema, where I saw the Matrix Reloaded in English with Czech subtitles.
The Infant of Prague
This statue of the infant Jesus has made quite an impact. The statue, 47 cm tall, is made of wax with a wood core. There are many legends about the statue; it is believed that it was made in Spain, and once belonged to Saint Therese of Avila. It eventually was given to the Church of Our Lady Victorious in Prague in the 16th Century.
The statue originally had one cape and crown, but today the statue proudly possesses over seventy different outfits—many of expensive cloth and adorned with precious jewels. The outfits are changed according to the liturgical season.
Many miracles are attributed to this statue.
As a child, I remember being fascinated by my grandmother’s copy of the statue. She religously changed its outfit [pun intended] as the church calendar shifted gears.
Address: Prague 1, Karmelitska 9
Open daily:
Mondays - Saturdays 9.45 a.m. - 6 p.m.
Sundays 1 p.m. - 6 p.m.
The wall holds messages of peace, freedom and hope. People started writing messages in graffiti when the nation was still under communist rule. The wall was repainted several times by the authorities but this didn’t stop the graffiti reappearing.
Many people didn't know that the world's biggest stadium is located in Prague. Strahov's stadiums capacity is 240,000 people. It's very old and it was planned orginally for mass gymnastics events. Nowdays it's owned half by the goverment and private company. The future of this stadium lies unclear but now it's just suitable for eg conserts, there is no grass field.
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