Prague: Interesting places to visit Anna Hrabalová Dominik Kokni 1.B

Main Menu The Lennon´s wall Transmitter of Žižkov Palace of Lucerna Stromovka How to use it? – click!click!

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The Lennon´s wall John Lennon died in December 1980 and that year people of Prague decided to use one wall of the Maltézská zahrada as his symbolic grave before 1980 this wall was called Wailing wall because there were many poems about love and communism written by students and young artists now there are many paintings, grafittis and parts of lyrics by The Beatles during the totality the wall was often washed but in a few weeks many pictures had been drawn again ? BACK TO MAIN MENU

Transmitter of Žižkov it´s one of the biggest dominants of Prague – when you´re driving on the edge of the city the transmitter is visible from afar it was built between 1985 and 1992 many people thought it´s really ugly so famous czech artist Martin Černý (that Černý who created the Entropa which made angry almost half of the European Union),,stuck“ on it statues of Babies climbing on the top of the building this transmitter stays in section called,,Žižkov“ and it is useful as a outlook tower too ?BACK TO MAIN MENU

Palace of Lucerna complex of buildings which is located near the Wenceslas Square it was built between 1907 and 1921 – it was supposed to be an ice-hockey stadium but fortunatelly it was too small for it (Can you imagine to have an ice- hockey stadium in the center of Prague?) There are many shops, cafés, cinema and mainly a beautiful social hall where we had a school prom If you ask anyone about Lucerna I´m sure he tells you only the best things about it – especially our parents because there is a,,breath of nostalgia“ for them ?BACK TO MAIN MENU

Stromovka I don´t know how to translate the czech word,,Stromovka“ in English. It means something like,,park with many trees“. it´s a czech,,Central Park“ if you know what I mean – people of Prague use it for doing sport, taking their dogs for a walk or just hanging out in nature there are many roads for bikes or in-line skaters and if you´re lucky you can see police on horseback guarding your safety ?BACK TO MAIN MENU

Where we can find Maltézská zahrada/Lennon´s wall? a)next to the National Theatrenext to the National Theatre b)on the Malá Stranaon the Malá Strana c)under the Petřín Towerunder the Petřín Tower

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How high is this transmitter? a)216 m216 m b)305 m305 m c)199,9 m199,9 m

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On which of those pictures we can see the Palace of Lucerna? a) b) c)

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In which part of Prague we can find Stromovka? a)Prague 2Prague 2 b)Prague 13Prague 13 c)Prague 6Prague 6

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