I brutalismus může být krásný

Participants of the walk can get to know the center of Prague from a different perspective. Buildings from the times of socialism are often underappreciated, but Czechoslovak architects were able to compete with the West even in unfree times. Why is brutalism not brutal? Who originally built the Intercontinental Hotel? And what should you notice most about the Prague buildings of the 70s and 80s?

Participants will walk from the original Intercontinental Hotel through two hidden treasures of this architecture to Kotva. From there, they will continue to the ČKD building on Můstek, through Wenceslas Square to the Federal Assembly. The walk will end at the New Check-in Hall of the Main Station, which has been talked about a lot lately.

Practical information:

• Meeting point: at the Intercontinental Hotel at the Faculty of Law stop
• Duration: approx. 1.5-2 hours
• Guide: Matouš Pudil
• Children under 10 years free of charge.
• Tickets can only be purchased on the spot if the capacity of the walk has not been filled - it is necessary to contact the organizer to find out the current situation.
• The organizer reserves the right to cancel the walk in case of low interest, the participants with the ticket will be informed about the cancellation of the walk and the money will be returned to their account.