Useful information

Welcome to the exhibition Prague Tomorrow? Connected City.
We have tried to make it as accessible as possible.
We want you to enjoy it free of obstacles.

On this page you’ll find:

1. a description of the space
2. a description of accessibility measures
3. information about the exhibition
4. the interactive elements and accompanying programme

Description of the space

The exhibition is in the CAMP Black Hall.
The entrance is opposite the café, on the right-hand side.
Pokud je sál příliš tmavý, dejte nám vědět, osvětlení upravíme.

There is a 14-degree sloping ramp leading into the hall.
If it seems too steep, just let us know. We will be happy to assist you.

We offer several seating options:

• two benches along the walls
• a large couch in the middle of the hall
• folding chairs (by the entrance to the hall)

We also have a mechanical wheelchair available for loan.

Description of the exhibition

There is a small niche (recess) right by the entrance to the hall.
It contains an overview of the rules for urban development and rail transport.

There is a large screen on the left side of the hall.
We screen a short film entitled A Century of Railways. The film is compiled from archive footage.
The film has a spoken commentary with an audio description.
If the sound is not turned on (e.g. due to another event taking place), you can use headphones.
The headphones also offer a version with an audio description. The curators will be happy to help you turn on this version. We have the headphones ready for you.

The film is followed by an animation.
It shows a model of the planned routes and lines:

• high-speed lines
• tunnels running beneath the city centre
• railway line to Václav Havel Airport
• new metro and tram lines

Our controllers are used to control the animation.
You can view each project in detail.

There is a large niche opposite the projection. It contains:

• an illustrated guide
• additional information about the exhibition

If the text is hard to read or the images are unclear, we will be happy to describe the guide to you.

Interactive elements and accompanying programme

A pneumatic tube mail system runs through the entire hall.
Try using the system to send a case representing the train of the future. You’ll find the button in the middle of the large niche.

You can visit the exhibition on your own or in a group. We also offer guided tours:

• with interpretation into Czech sign language
• with simultaneous transcription
• for blind and visually-impaired visitors. The exhibition also includes:
• talks
• debates
• screenings
• walks and rides

You can find everything in our program.

Publications and materials

You can take a printed catalogue with the most important information home with you.

The following are also available:

• annotations in Braille
• texts in enlarged black print
• a tactile leaflet about Hlavní nádraží (Main Station)
• a tactile leaflet with a map of the Czech railway network a tactile print of a model of the metro lines (including line D)
• a current map of the railway network
• a map of lines planned for 2050