Prague for children
Description:
What if we could tell the story in a fairy tale? In which every historical character is a hero, good or evil. He works for the good of others or against them. Someone “brings light”, builds castles, cities. And the other one weaves intrigue, puts him in prison and executes him. And at the same time, the common people live their ordinary life: they make pots of clay, boil soap, forge iron, mint coins, fish, bake bread, build houses. Secretly dreaming of living in palaces. And in the evenings, children are told fairy tales for the night about water, dragging the godless into their kingdom, beheaded knights galloping around Prague at night on fire horses, and skeletons that come to life at midnight and frighten late passers-by.
This is how you can tell about the Czech “builders of history”, this is how “material” is perceived easily and remembered quickly.
I will tell you about the Czech rulers, about the life of citizens, how they lived, what they did and what legends they told their children. And my story will be in the form of a fairy tale, interesting for children and their parents.
The walk will not be too long so that the children do not get tired.