invisible exhibition - neviditelná výstava
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invisible exhibition - neviditelná výstava印象
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Absolutely loved this! We arrived, waited our turn and explored the visible side of the exhibition (book in advance easily by emailing them for foreign tours beforehand)...We were then sent through the door to darkness, where we met our lovely guide Lenak who talked (and sometimes walked) us around to explore our surroundings, through various places including a woodland area and household rooms (plus much more!). It really opens your mind into understanding the difficulty of living everyday with visual impairments. Lenak was amazing, so lovely and patient with us and really helped make the journey through the exhibition something special. You should definitely go here!!!!!!
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Thanks a lot. We see that the feelings can be mixed but we're happy that in the end it was an enrichment for your Prague trip :)
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Thanks for your review! It's good to hear that you consider us unique :)
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Yes, we also recommend a booking :) thanks for your nice words!
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Yes please! We're always happy to welcome foreigners but especially if they kindly announce their visit so that we can plan a little :) thanks for your review!
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Yes, definitely it is better not to tell much :-) thanks for your review!
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Fumbling around in the dark with my boyfriend for an hour and yes, I touched a penis, but not his ... it was a statue's ok ... a thrilling and informative tour of the life of the blind led by a kind and gentle English-speaking guide willing to answer even the most absurd questions. A treat for the other senses and makes you think twice about the challenges experienced by the visually impaired and how the sighted are best placed to offer assistance.
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Giggles are just fine, we do not want to make people depressed. Thanks for your comment!
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Many thanks for the long review! And thanks for every remark that the booking is necessary :-)
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Many thanks! But it is no problem to use these metaphors and expressions here at the exhibition. They're just a part of everyday language.