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Open-air museum of
army in Smečno
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Things to visit :
- An object of light fortification, pattern 37/B2-80z - one of few well-preserved
objects of so called ´Prague line´built for the defence purposes against
the fascist Germany before the World War II. It has been restored to
its original state as it was in times of Czechoslowak Army´s mobilization
in September 1938 when the war was impending.
- Permanent exhibition of outer defence of Prague (so called ´Prague
line´) in the building of local authority in Smečno. This exhibition
consists of photographs, maps, models of objects of light fortification
and many other tridimensional objects.
- Various military equipment.
Recommended trail of the trip
Trip by car :
You will drive from Slaný towards Kladno. After 7 km you will come to
Smečno. Keep the direction towards Kladno (Lány) and before you leave
Smečno, turn right towards Smečno castle, pass it and turn right at the
end of the castle wall along the panel road. You will see the Open-air
museum of army next to the castle wall on your right side after about
25meters.
It is possible to visit the Open-air museum of army from May 1st to October
31st
Opening hours:
Saturdays 9.30 - 12.00 13.00 - 17.00 o´clock
Sundays 9.30 - 12.00 13.00 - 16.00 o´clock
holidays 10.00 - 12.00 13.00 - 16.00 o´clock
We cannot guarantee the above mentioned data and so we recommend you prearrange
your visit by phone or in writing with the administrator!
Administrator´s address:
Jan Krinke, tř. Čs.armády č.3116/4, 272 00
Administrator´s tel. No.: 0312/620 904
Deputy administrator´s tel. No: 0312/620 691
Admission fees to the Open-air museum of army in Smečno:
a) In case of presence of open-air museum members - admission free
b) if they are not present - they will come after previous arrangement
provided:
- minimum number of visitors is 5 persons
- smaller number of visitors pay the same admission fee as 5 persons (
5 - 10 persons - 15 Kč per person, 10 and more persons - 10 Kč per person,
children up to 10 years, handicapped people, soldiers in uniform - admisson
free)
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