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boasts some beautiful examples of the local variant of Art Nouveau
(known as the Secession style), or Hrabůvka with its “Jubilee”
housing scheme (Jubilejní kolonie) dating from the 1920s.
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Ostrava’s Vítkovice district is closely associated with the city’s
industrial boom years. The massive influx of employees at the
Vítkovice Ironworks led the company to build a number of housing
schemes for workers, alongside civic amenities, a church and a
town hall. All these buildings share a distinctive architectural style
featuring typical red brick facades.
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A wonderful experience for all the family. Ostrava’s famous puppet
theatre regularly hosts international festivals such as Spectaculo
Interesse or Theatre Without Barriers. And don’t forget the illuminated
fairytale clock, which gives a magical performance every two hours.
www.dlo-ostrava.cz
Pivovarská 3164/15, 728 32 Ostrava
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
Ostrava’s western suburb of Poruba offers a fascinating contrast to
the city centre, boasting a uniquely extensive and well-preserved
ensemble of Socialist Realist architecture from the early years of
Czechoslovakia’s communist regime in the 1950s. Though inspired
by the style used in large Soviet cities at the time, Poruba also
features some inspired historical touches echoing Classical and
Renaissance forms. The main residential area is entered through an
imposing triumphal arch.
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The CATHEDRAL OF THE HOLY SAVIOUR ‘KATEDRÁLA
BOŽSKÉHO SPASITELE’ is the second largest church in Moravia
and Silesia, 49°50‘9.989“N, 18°17‘20.289“E.
The CHURCH OF ST WENCESLAS ‘KOSTEL SV. VÁCLAVA’ is
Ostrava’s oldest surviving building, 49° 50‘ 9.3“N, 18° 17‘ 42.2“E.
The LUTHERAN CHURCH ‘EVANGELICKÝ KRISTŮV KOSTEL’ is a
national cultural monument, 49°50‘20.318“N, 18°17‘14.023“E.
The CHAPEL OF ST ELIZABETH ‘KAPLE SV. ALŽBĚTY’ was built to
commemorate the tragic murder of the Austrian Empress Elisabeth
(known as Sissi), 49°50‘17.304“N, 18°17‘20.904“E. The CHURCH OF
THE IMMACULATE CONCEPTION OF THE VIRGIN MARY ‘KOSTEL
NEPOSKVRNĚNÉHO POČETÍ PANNY MARIE’ was designed by
the renowned Viennese architect Camillo Sitte, 49°51‘4.187“N,
18°16‘22.890“E. The CHURCH OF ST PAUL THE APOSTLE ‘KOSTEL
SVATÉHO PAVLA APOŠTOLA’ was built with funding from the
Rothschilds’ Vítkovice Ironworks, 49°48‘51.604“N, 18°16‘2.567“E.
The CHURCH OF ST JOSEPH ‘KOSTEL SV. JOSEFA’ was built by
the Salesians of Don Bosco, 49°49‘39.956“N, 18°16‘41.807“E.
The CHURCH OF ST JOSEPH ‘KOSTEL SVATÉHO JOSEFA’ in
Silesian Ostrava has sunk by 8 metres due to the collapse of mine
tunnels under it, 49°49‘55.100“N, 18°18‘15.815“E.
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Since it was reopened on 28 April 1986 this theatre has been one of
the Czech Republic’s foremost dramatic venues. A perfect place to see
top-quality productions in the Czech language – just make sure you
book seats well in advance, as they always sell out quickly!
www.ndm.cz
Čs. legií 148/14, Moravská Ostrava
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 - stop ‘Elektra’
Ostrava’s professional orchestra was founded in the 1950s. Since then
it has built up a well-deserved reputation for excellence, frequently
featuring as a guest ensemble on international tours. Its concerts of
film music are particularly popular among Ostrava’s audiences.
www.jfo.cz
28. října 124, Moravská Ostrava
4, 8, 9, 11, 12, 18 - stop ‘Krajský úřad’
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28 JIŘÍ MYRON THEATRE
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The singer-songwriter Jaromír
Nohavica, Ostrava’s bard,
sings:
This neo-Baroque building designed by the Viennese architect
Alexander Graf is one of the most beautiful theatres in the country, and
is renowned for its excellent acoustics. The theatre features a unique
combination of old and new, combining an opulent neo-Baroque
interior with a reinforced concrete structure on a concrete foundation
– a very modern solution at the time when it was built. The foundations
were laid over the shaft of the former Antonín coal mine – so the
methane gas vents outside the theatre are fully functional.
www.ndm.cz
Smetanovo náměstí 3104/8A, Moravská Ostrava
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
JULY
www.zlatatretra.cz
www.lifeinline.cz
www.tanecostrava.cz
www.slezskoostravskyhrad.cz
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‘DIVADLO ANTONÍNA DVOŘÁKA’
31 JANÁČEK PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA
Ostrava is full of interest for architecture-lovers. Many of the city’s
finest buildings are located within its historic core, which is a
protected heritage zone Moravská Ostrava.. In addition to Masaryk
Square (Masarykovo náměstí) – with the old city hall and the Marian
column dating from 1702 – this central core also boasts numerous
grand public buildings from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Smetana Square (Smetanovo náměstí), to the south of Masaryk
Square, features the beautiful Antonín Dvořák Theatre and the
Librex bookstore, an exquisite example of pre-war Functionalism.
Other important structures in the city centre include the Elektra
Palace on Nádražní Street, with several imposing bank buildings in
the vicinity, and the New City Hall with its popular viewing tower.
Ostrava also has some notable sacred buildings – including the
13th-century Church of St Wenceslas or the Cathedral of the Holy
Saviour, which is the second largest church in Moravia and Silesia.
Many of the buildings in Ostrava’s central core were designed by
renowned architects such as Karel Kotas, Josef Gočár, Ernst Korner
and Alexander Graf.
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…When the German composer
Paul Hindemith visited Ostrava,
the city’s musical elite welcomed
him at the legendary “U Rady”
pub – Hindemith later declared
that he was a regular guest
there. Today his visits are celebrated with a commemorative
plaque…
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…Oldřich Nový (a popular Czech
film star during the 1920s and
1930s) was often seen flirting
with local ladies in the Academia coffee-house – one of his
favourite haunts. Once, in the
early hours of the morning, he
climbed over the balustrade in
a very festive mood, singing
romantic ballads to Ostrava’s
sleeping streets…
…The popular Czech acting duo
Jan Werich and Jiří Voskovec
will give an interview from their
favourite coffee-house, the Elektra…
Antonín Dvořák Theatre
This intimate theatre specializes in highly creative drama, and has built
up a loyal audience of all ages. An essential destination for all theatrelovers. After a performance you can stroll along the riverbank or relax
at the nearby tea-house.
www.divadloarena.cz
28. října 2, Moravská Ostrava
20, 22, 29, 30, 38, 71 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
MAY
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…On 24 January 1933 the composer Stravinsky arrived in Bohumín on the night express train,
where Jaroslav Vogel met him
and took him to Ostrava. Vogel
remembered: “When we drove
into the snow-covered, unusually
quiet city, Stravinsky joked modestly: ‘Ostrava is asleep, and it
has no idea who has just arrived
within its walls’.” On Thursday 26
January Stravinsky gave a piano
recital of his own compositions.
It was completely sold out and
set a new record for ticket sales
(14 344 crowns). The concert
was broadcast on all Czechoslovak radio stations…
‘KOMORNÍ SCÉNA ARÉNA’
APRIL
www.jfo.cz
www.slezskoostravskyhrad.cz
www.irishculturalfestival.com
www.jedensvet.cz
www.ostravskykonik.cz
www.slezskoostravskyhrad.cz
www.janackuvmaj.cz
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Here you can admire over 15 000 exhibits of minerals, rocks and fossils.
Ostrava’s proud tradition of mining makes it the ideal place for one of
the country’s foremost geology collections!
http://geologie.vsb.cz/gp/
17. listopadu 15, Ostrava–Poruba
January–June and September–December (8–19),
July–August 8–15
7, 8, 9, 17 – stop ‘Hlavní třída’
47 – stop ‘Hlavní třída’
Ostrava high-jump festival
Janáček Philharmonic New
Year concert
Lent Saturday at the castle
Irish cultural festival
One World film festival
Ostrava chess festival
Walpurgis Night festival
Janáček May music festival
Chocolate Spike children’s
athletics meeting
Ostrava Museum Night
Golden Spike international
athletics meeting
LifeInLine Tour
Dance Ostrava
Castle festival
Colours of Ostrava music
festival
Summer Shakespeare
festival
Ostrava Days – new music
festival
Folklore Without Borders
NATO Days
Spectaculo Interesse puppet festival
Theatre Without Barriers
St Wenceslas music festival
Ostrava Kamera Oko film
festival
Třebovice folk festival
International festival of
outdoor films
Autumn festival at the castle
Vestiges of Industry
International wind band
competition
OST-RA-VAR theatre festival
Czech-Korean Days
Polish Days in Ostrava
French Autumn in Ostrava
Harmony – Advent festival
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This theatre is the home stage of the legendary actor Norbert Lichý. It
specializes in fresh, modern performances aimed particularly at young
theatre enthusiasts.
www.bezruci.cz
28. října 120, Ostrava–Mariánské Hory
4, 8, 9, 11, 12, 18 - stop ‘Krajský úřad’
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The CHURCH OF THE VIRGIN MARY THE QUEEN ‘KOSTEL PANNY
MARIE KRÁLOVNY’ is the third largest church in the MoravianSilesian Region, 49°49‘55.091“N, 18°15‘22.579“E.
The wooden PARISH CHURCH OF ST CATHERINE THE VIRGIN
AND MARTYR ‘FARNÍ KOSTEL SVATÉ KATEŘINY PANNY A
MUČEDNICE’ burned down, but we’ve built a perfect replica
instead! 49°46‘27.490“N, 18°16‘48.989“E.
The CHURCH OF THE HOLY GHOST ‘KOSTEL DUCHA SVATÉHO’
will impress you with its original design, 49°47‘21.712“N,
18°13‘32.646“E.
The CHAPEL OF MARY ‘MARIÁNSKÁ KAPLE’ is an Orthodox
church dedicated to the Virgin Mary, 49°50´23.995“N,
18°20´43.896“E. The unique leaning church of St Peter of
Alcantara – our very own “Tower of Pisa” – is not actually in
Ostrava, but you don’t have to go very far to see it – it’s just down
the road in Karviná, 49°50´4.086“N, 18°29´21.504“E.
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This mysterious cellar is full of friendly ghosts and fairytale monsters –
a perfect fun day out for all the family.
www.cerna-louka.cz
Výstaviště Černá louka, pavilon C, Moravská Ostrava
April–May (Tues–Sun, 10–16), June–August (Mon–Sun, 10–17)
tram 4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
“Ostrava, Ostrava
the bitterest of cities
I’m so lucky to be yours
Ostrava, Ostrava
the black star above my head”
(Jaromír Nohavica)
1 NEW CITY HALL ‘NOVÁ RADNICE’
Ostrava’s New City Hall has the tallest tower of any city hall in the
Czech Republic, giving visitors a panoramic bird’s eye view of the city
from the viewing platform 73 metres above the ground. Your guide
will point out local landmarks and tell you all about the city’s past and
present. Tours every 30 minutes.
www.ostravainfo.cz
Prokešovo náměstí 8, Moravská Ostrava
daily, December–February (9–17), March–November (9–19)
101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 108, 111, 113 – stop ‘Nová radnice’
78 – stop ‘Nová radnice’
Miniuni World of Miniatures
3 MINIUNI WORLD OF MINIATURES ‘SVĚT
MINIATUR MINIUNI’
This unique attraction at the Černá Louka ‘Black Meadow’ exhibition
grounds includes miniature versions of some of the world’s most
famous buildings. Who could resist travelling around the whole world
in just one afternoon? Pose for photos next to Ostrava’s very own
Pyramids, Eiffel Tower, or Big Ben.
www.svetminiatur.cz
Výstaviště Černá louka, Moravská Ostrava
March–May and September–October (Tues–Sun, 10–18)
June–August (Mon–Sun, 9–20), November–December (Tues–
Sun, 10–16)
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 - stop ‘Výstaviště’
4 FAIRYTALE CLOCK ‘POHÁDKOVÝ ORLOJ’
The figurines in this unique clock put on a magical show at two-hour
intervals from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. The performance lasts two minutes. It
depicts a battle between Kasper the clown and the Grim Reaper, and it
also features four other characters – an angel, a king, a queen, and a devil.
The best time to see this wonderful illuminated clock is in the evening.
Divadlo loutek, Pivovarská 3164/15, Moravská Ostrava
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
The banks of the Ostravice River
12 MICHAL MINE ‘DŮL MICHAL’
7 STODOLNÍ STREET ‘STODOLNÍ ULICE’
2 COMENIUS PARK ‘KOMENSKÉHO SADY’
An oasis of calm in the heart of the city – here you’ll find yoga
sessions, joggers, picnickers, and a statue honouring the heroic Soviet
soldiers who liberated Ostrava in 1945. Why not go for a run along the
riverbank, and then pause to enjoy a coffee at the riverside café before
seeing some more of Ostrava’s sights!
Moravská Ostrava
101, 102, 103, 104, 106, 108, 111, 113 – stop ‘Nová radnice’
78 – stop ‘Nová radnice’
a cutting-edge multifunctional hall known as the Gong. Or visit
Ostrava’s new Science and Technology Centre – a wonderful interactive
attraction for all the family.
www.dolnivitkovice.cz
Ruská ulice, Ostrava–Vítkovice
all year round (Mon–Sun, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 16.00)
1, 2 - stop ‘Vítkovice vysoké pece’
6 FAIRYTALE GHOST CELLAR ‘POHÁDKOVÝ SKLEP
This is Ostrava’s legendary entertainment district, boasting over 60
bars, clubs, restaurants and cafés offering a huge range of food and
drink plus music of all genres. Like New York, Stodolní Street never
sleeps!
www.stodolni.cz
Stodolní ulice, Moravská Ostrava
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 – stop ‘Stodolní’
stop ‘Stodolní’
8 MASARYK SQUARE ‘MASARYKOVO NÁMĚSTÍ’
This square lies at the heart of Ostrava’s historical centre and boasts
a column with a figure of the Virgin Mary (1702) and a Baroque statue
of St Florian – the patron of firefighters. Take a stroll back through
the centuries with a series of commemorative paving stones starting
outside the Laso shopping mall. Admire the Schönhof building –
nicknamed “the house with seven doors”, or the Reisz building
designed by the famous Viennese architect Wunibald Deininger.
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 - stop ‘Elektra’
22, 29, 30, 38, 71 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 – stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
5 SILESIAN OSTRAVA CASTLE
‘SLEZSKOOSTRAVSKÝ HRAD’
This castle once stood on higher ground, but during its long history
it has sunk by 16 metres due to mine tunnels collapsing underneath
it. It is situated not far from Ostrava’s central Masaryk Square, at the
point where the Lučina and Ostravice rivers meet. The castle is a
favourite venue for events throughout the year – including the summer
Shakespeare festival and a range of fun events for children and families.
www.slezskoostravskyhrad.cz
Hradní 1, Slezská Ostrava
February (Tues–Sun, 10–18) March–May (Tues–Sun, 10–18)
June–August (Mon–Sun, 9–20), September–October (Tues–Sun,
10–18)
November (Tues–Sun, 10–16) December (Mon–Sun, 10–18)
4, 12 – stop ‘Důl Zárubek’
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
28 – stop ‘Hradní náměstí’
bus 92 – stop ‘U Hradu’
Lower Vítkovice
9 TRIPLE HALL AT KAROLINA
‘TROJHALÍ KAROLINA’
This is a unique urban space located next to the Forum Nová Karolina
shopping mall. These huge historical buildings – formerly part of
the Karolina coking plant – have been transformed by the architect
Josef Pleskot into an exciting new venue for sports, entertainment
and culture. Take a stroll and feel the inspiration of Ostrava’s proud
industrial past.
www.trojhali.cz
Na Prádle, Moravská Ostrava
1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18 - stop ‘Karolina’
21, 28, 81 – stop ‘Karolina’
10 OSTRAVA ZOO
The second largest zoo in the Czech Republic and home to over 400
different species of animals. With modern exhibitions, new animal
houses, evening tours, public feeding sessions, and cross-country
skiing in winter, this is the perfect choice for a great family day out. In
2014 a new safari park was built, and in 2015 the zoo will be opening
an exciting new pavilion illustrating the process of evolution.
www.zoo-ostrava.cz
Michálkovická 197, Ostrava–Michálkovice
November – January (9–16), February (9–17), March, September, October (9–18), April–August (9–19)
104, 111 – stop ‘ZOO’
Explore Ostrava’s fascinating history of mining at this exquisitely
preserved former coal mine. The guided tour leads along the same
route taken by the miners when they started their shift. Admire the
unique chain-system changing room, the bathrooms, dispatch centre,
and power station. The only thing you can’t do here is actually go
underground – for that, you’ll need to visit Ostrava’s other mining
museum at Landek Park.
www.dul-michal.cz
ČSA 413/95, Ostrava–Michálkovice
May–June (Tues–Sun, 9.00, 11.00, 13.00, 15.00),
July–August (Tues–Sun, 9.00, 11.00, 13.00, 15.00, 17.00),
September–October (Tues–Sun, 9.00, 11.00, 13.00, 15.00)
104, 111 – stop ‘Michálkovice’
23, 49, 97 – stop ‘Michálkovice’
13 LANDEK PARK – MINING MUSEUM
‘HORNICKÉ MUZEUM’
At this fascinating museum you can take a tour of the former Anselm
coal mine with a guide who used to be a miner there. The tour includes
a descent into a simulated mine tunnel – giving a real sense of the
noise and atmosphere of a working colliery. There is also a restaurant
where you can sample authentic miners’ specialities. A perfect way to
immerse yourself in the rich culture of this proud profession.
www.landekpark.cz
Pod Landekem 64, Ostrava–Petřkovice
all year round (9–19)
November–March (Tues–Sun, 10.00, 12.00, 14.00, 16.00)
April–October (daily, 9.00, 10.00, 11.00, 12.00, 13.00, 14.00, 15.00, 16.00)
34, 52, 56, 66, 67, 98 – stop ‘Hornické muzeum’
14 OSTRAVA PLANETARIUM
Follow the green-marked hiking path to Ostrava’s planetarium, where
you can expand your knowledge of the universe or enjoy listening to
relaxing music and admiring projections of the night sky – see the stars
in all weathers!
www.planetariumostrava.cz
K Planetáriu 502, Ostrava–Krásné Pole
all year round, Mon (10–14) Tues–Fri (9–20), Sat–Sun (14–19)
5, 7, 8, 9, 17 – stop ‘Rektorát VŠB’
20, 47, 75 – stop ‘Rektorát VŠB’, around 30 min. walk along the green-marked hiking path
20, 37, 40 – stop ‘Studentské koleje’, then follow the green-marked hiking path
46 – stop ‘U zahrádek’, around 15 min. walk
15 EMA SLAG-HEAP ‘HALDA EMA’
On the right bank of the Ostravice River, this slag-heap (an artificial hill
created by piling up waste material from coal mines) reaches a height
of 315 metres above sea level. It enjoys its own unique subtropical
climate because the waste material is still burning deep beneath the
surface – you’ll see the white smoke coming out of the cracks in the
ground. Snow never settles here, and flowers grow all year round. From
the top of Ostrava’s very own volcano you can enjoy some wonderful
panoramic views of the city.
Slezská Ostrava
104, 111 – stop ‘ZOO’
16 KLIMKOVICE – SPA TOWN
Klimkovice is a picturesque spa town just outside Ostrava, with a
beautiful chateau, a historical arcaded square and a statue of St
Sebastian dating from 1760. The spa resort is situated amid peaceful
forested countryside. For details of the complete range of baths,
massages, wraps and rehabilitation programmes, visit the spa website
at www.sanatoria-klimkovice.cz
Informační centrum Klimkovice, Lidická 1, Klimkovice
53 - stop ‘Požární’
64 - stop ‘Náměstí Klimkovice’
Ostrava Zoo
This museum is situated in Ostrava’s beautiful old city hall – a building
dating from the 15th century. Every hour the 22 bells in the clock tower
play a distinctive tune that rings out over the city streets. The museum
has a range of fascinating exhibitions on Ostrava’s history, people and
landscapes.
www.ostrmuz.cz
Masarykovo náměstí 20, Moravská Ostrava
all year round (Mon–Fri, 9–17, Sat, 9–13, Sun, 13–17)
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 - stop ‘Elektra’
22, 29, 30, 38, 71 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 – stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
11 LOWER VÍTKOVICE national cultural monument
‘DOLNÍ VÍTKOVICE’
Lower Vítkovice is a unique industrial world in the very heart of the
modern city. Visit the historic blast furnace and ride the glass elevator
to the newly built viewing platform at the top to enjoy stunning
panoramic views of Ostrava and the surrounding countryside – a
perfect place to enjoy a coffee or a snack. Then you can take a guided
tour – learn all about Vítkovice’s fascinating history from its early
beginnings (when the ironworks were owned by the Rothschild family)
until the present day, walk into the depths of the blast furnace, and
visit the former power station, compressor hall and coal mine. Admire
the former gas holder, which has been completely transformed into
The Michal Mine
22 RAILWAY MUSEUM
‘DŮM UMĚNÍ’
This is one of Ostrava’s architectural gems. Thanks to the high
quality and variety of its collections, it ranks among one of the Czech
Republic’s top five galleries.
www.gvuo.cz
Jurečkova 9, Moravská Ostrava
all year round (Tues–Sun, 10–18)
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 - stop ‘Elektra’
1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18 – stop ‘Karolina’
21, 28, 81 – stop ‘Karolina’
19 PLATO – OSTRAVA CITY GALLERY
‘GALERIE MĚSTA OSTRAVY’
This gallery does not have its own collections – instead it offers a
space for exhibitions of a wide variety of contemporary Czech and
international art.
www.plato-ostrava.cz
‘Gong’ multifunctional hall ‘Lower Vítkovice’
all year round Mon–Sun (10–18)
1, 2 - stop ‘Vítkovice vysoké pece’
20 SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY CENTRE
´VELKÝ SVĚT TECHNIKY’
Ostrava’s Science and Technology Centre is a fun and exciting
interactive attraction for all the family. Forget dull textbooks – here you
can try out the wonderful world of science for yourself! At the “Small
World of Technology”, you can experience what it’s like to drive a
train, fly a plane, be an astronaut or float deep under the surface of the
sea in Captain Nemo’s submarine. The laws and principles of science
are brought to life through playing. The “Large World of Technology”
offers hundreds of fun and educational attractions explaining science
and technology – with four separate “worlds” spread over a huge area
(14 000 m2).
www.stcostrava.cz
Ruská ulice, Ostrava–Vítkovice
all year round
1, 2 - stop ‘Důl Hlubina’
MUSEUMS AND GALLERIES
17 OSTRAVA MUSEUM ‘OSTRAVSKÉ MUZEUM’
18 HOUSE OF ARTS
‘ŽELEZNIČNÍ MUZEUM’
Children will love the model trains, while history-lovers will appreciate
the collection of original documents from the days of the AustroHungarian Empire.
www.zmms.cz
Ostrava-střed railway station, Frýdlantská 499/5, Moravská Ostrava
1, 2, 4, 6, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 18 – stop ‘Náměstí Republiky’
105 – stop ‘Karolina U lávky’
stop ‘Nádraží střed’
23 BREWERY MUSEUM
‘PIVOVARSKÉ MUZEUM’
Everybody knows that beer is the Czech national drink – and here in
Ostrava you can see how this amber nectar is made. An expert guide
will tell you all about the history and technology of brewing. And of
course, no visit to the museum would be complete without a tasting
session after the tour – a perfect way to sample the real flavour of
Ostrava!
www.ostravar.cz
Hornopolní 57, Moravská Ostrava
all year round – (Mon–Wed, 9–15 for advance bookings)
without advance booking – the first Tuesday of every month at 15:30
37 – stop ‘Pivovar’
102, 112 – stop ‘Pivovar’
City centre - Elektra
Jurečkova 1935/12
Moravská Ostrava a Přívoz
T +420 596 123 913
E [email protected]
GONG, Lower Vítkovice
Ruská 2993
Ostrava–Vítkovice
T +420 727 813 656
E [email protected]
Ostrava-Svinov railway station
Peterkova 90
Ostrava–Svinov
T +420 597 310 174
E [email protected]
Nová Karolina shopping mall
Jantarová 3344/4
Moravská Ostrava a Přívoz
T +420 606 035 559
E [email protected]
New City Hall viewing tower
Prokešovo náměstí 8
Moravská Ostrava a Přívoz
T +420 599 443 096
E [email protected]
Leoš Janáček Airport
Mošnov č. p. 401
T +420 558 272 419
E [email protected]
www.thinkostrava.cz
www.ostrava.cz
www.ostravainfo.cz
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DRESDEN
‘HASIČSKÉ MUZEUM’
This museum is situated in a beautiful Art Nouveau building in
Ostrava’s Přívoz district that used to be a fire station. The exhibition
includes a video showing firefighting techniques.
www. hzsmsk.cz
Zákrejsova 53/3, Ostrava–Přívoz
all year round (Tues–Sun, 9–12, 13–17, Sat–Sun, 9–13)
101, 102, 106, 108, 111, 112 – stop ‘Náměstí Svatopluka Čecha’
1, 2, 8, 11, 14, 18 – stop ‘Náměstí Svatopluka Čecha’
34 – stop ‘Náměstí Svatopluka Čecha’
Klimkovice Cultural and Information Centre
Lidická 1, 742 83 Klimkovice
T +420 556 420 005
E [email protected]
Main railway station
Nádražní 196
Moravská Ostrava a Přívoz
T +420 596 136 218
E [email protected]
24 FIREFIGHTING MUSEUM
21 TOY MUSEUM
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‘MUZEUM HRAČEK’
This museum contains a unique collection of rare toys from over 60
countries – with some dating from the mid-19th century.
www.muzeumhracekostrava.cz
2nd floor, Laso shopping mall, Masarykovo náměstí, Moravská Ostrava
all year round (Mon–Fri, 9–19, Sat 9–13)
4, 6, 10, 12, 14 – stop ‘Výstaviště’
1, 2, 8, 9, 10, 11, 14, 18 - stop ‘Elektra’
22, 29, 30, 38, 71 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 – stop ‘Most M. Sýkory’
INFORMATION
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Ostrava is charismatic and inspirational.
Ostrava does things in its own way.
You simply have to love it for what it is....
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25 MUSEUM OF KELTIČKA THE BLACKSMITH
‘MUZEUM KELTIČKOVA KOVÁRNA’
Legend has it that a blacksmith, called Keltička, used to live in today’s
Museum. He is said to have discovered coal in Ostrava. In front of the
house is a monument portraying the blacksmith. A small exhibition
illustrates the beginnings of coal mining in Ostrava.
www.keltickovakovarna.cz
Keltičkova 136/6, Slezská Ostrava
+420 777 194 658 (visit by prior arrangement)
22, 29, 30, 38, 71 - stop ‘Most M. Sýkory‘
101, 105, 106, 108, 109, 111, 112, 113 – stop ‘Most M. Sýkory‘
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Published by the City of Ostrava / April 2015 /
Photos: City of Ostrava Archive