Place:
Dům dětí a mládeže Praha 7
Date:
31/3/2025 - 31/8/2025
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Come and try out the new play area located in the park on Tusarova Street.
Come everyone, we will play! Holiday operation: every day from 2:00 PM to 7:00 PM. In collaboration with the Prague 7 municipality and the City Friendly to Children association, we have prepared a new play area for you, located in the park on Tusarova Street. This is a unique pop-up space for free and creative play. The cornerstone of our adventure will be modular building sets, from which your children can build practically anything according to their imagination. We have building sets for both small children and older ones. We will gradually supplement the range of activities based on attendance and demand. Every day, two instructors will be looking forward to seeing you and will be happy to assist you within the play area. We will operate in all weather conditions :-). Come and experience your adventure with us. The project is implemented and operated by DDM Prague 7 with the support of the Prague 7 municipality, the City Friendly to Children, and Alza.cz.
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