“We decided to invite people from the city to see for themselves what it was all we did to exhibit the epic, and of course we saw the new exhibition of Mucha’s work,” said the mayor of Moravský Krumlov Tomáš Třetina (TOP 09 ).
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During the official takeover of the canvases on loan last Monday, he talked about two weeks, in which, among other things, it is necessary to definitively adjust the lighting and the like, and in the end the necessary steps were managed earlier.
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The first visitors saw the renewed exhibition of the Slavonic Epic in Moravský Krumlov on Wednesday.
Photo: Milan Vojtek, Law
“In the past, we have thoroughly tested all the systems overseeing the epic environment. We did not have proven in practical operation systems for visitor traffic. We therefore decided for a three-day trial operation, in which systems and guides will be run. At the same time, we said to ourselves that we would dedicate these three days to the people of Moravský Krumlov so that they could come and see the epic. And also on how we prepared the castle for her, “said Deputy Mayor Zdeněk Juránek (KDU-ČSL).
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“Sharp traffic for the general public after three test days for locals starts on Saturday,” Třetina confirmed. “Our phones are ringing here and people are already ordering tours. The calendar is starting to fill up with mass visits, “said the girls from the epic box office.
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For an epic. The first tickets were sold in Moravský Krumlov on Wednesday, July 28.
Photo: Milan Vojtek, Law
“I’m glad. I wanted to finish, but when the epic came back to us, the mayor persuaded me to stay. I couldn’t resist, “said Marie Makovičková, who worked at the box office of the epic for years.
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Our cash register today also looks different. It’s a technology room and we have new premises. There is also a cloakroom where visitors store large items so that they do not accidentally damage the epic during careless movement, “she reminded.
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The Moravian-Krumlov exhibition of the Slavonic Epic is open from nine to eighteen hours. However, the last entry is limited to 5 pm. Admission is set at 250 crowns per adult visitor.
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