TECHNICAL TOURS
TOUR NAME |
TOUR NUMBER | DATE | DURATION | PRICE PER PERSON |
---|---|---|---|---|
Staropramen Brewery & Line D of the Prague Metro | Tour 2 | 11. 10. 2023 | Half a day | 51 EUR |
Nuclear Power Plant Temelín | Tour 7 | 12. 10. 2023 | All day | 99 EUR |
Štěchovice Hydroelectric Power Station | Tour 1 | 13. 10. 2023 | Half a day | 65 EUR |
*All listed prices include 21 % VAT.
A technical tour will only take place if the minimum required capacity of participants is met. If the requested capacity is not met, the participant will be refunded in full amount.
Listed prices for all technical tours include refreshment, transportation, entrance fee and a guide.

Staropramen Brewery and Prague Metro
11. 10. 2023
STAROPRAMEN BREWERY
See the second largest brewery in the Czech Republic on an audiovisual tour of the Staropramen Brewery in Prague. Look forward to an interactive tour including a beer tasting where you will have the opportunity to taste 4 types of beer.
LINE D OF THE PRAGUE METRO – EXCAVATION OF ACCESS TUNNELS IN THE DIRECTION OF PANKRÁC D STATION
The Metro Line D construction in Prague began with the construction of Section I.D1a in the Pankrác – Olbrachtova section with a track connection to the existing Metro Line C and a transfer to the existing Pankrác C Station. The entire tunnelled part is located under the existing built-up area, so the tunnelling requires additional measures in the form of chemical sealing grouts, compensatory grouting and other support elements associated with such a complicated construction.
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Nuclear Power Plant Temelín
12. 10. 2023
NPP Temelin is situated approximately 24 km from the South Bohemian capital České Budějovice. Electricity is generated in two production units with VVER 1000 Type V 320 pressurised-water reactors.
Before NPP Temelin was put into operation, South Bohemia region had to rely on the supply of electricity from other parts of the country, mainly from ecologically burdened northern Bohemia with many coal-fired plants.
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Štěchovice Hydroelectric Power Station
13. 10. 2023
The Štěchovice I Hydroelectric Power Station was originally built as the second stage of the Vltava Cascade at the end of World War II. The water reservoir of this medium-head hydroelectric power station is 9.4 km long and reaches as far as the stilling basin of the Slapy hydroelectric power station. Its capacity is 11.2 million m3 of water, and its predominant purpose is to balance the fluctuating runoff from the peak-load hydroelectric power station at Slapy.
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