Regional Information Center Celtic Settlement Envy

The first pleasant fact was that they are open here even out of season (it only ends an hour earlier, at 4 pm). Although the village is first mentioned in writing in 1332, archaeological finds prove the activity of man in the early Stone Age. It is no wonder that the local information center focuses mostly on the settlement of the local gem - Hradiště hill, which has been inhabited with breaks for the last 2.5 thousand years. After entering, you can go either to the right, where you will find classic tourist souvenirs, maps. The staff will also advise you on exactly where to go on the nature trail. In the left part of the building you will find a permanent exhibition, where you can view copies of some archaeological finds and on interactive monitors to get acquainted with the details of the life of our ancestors. A kind of (literal) center of the exhibition is the so-called Envy Cave (cave automatic virtual environment) - a multi-projection device for the visualization of historical scenes. For example, you have the opportunity to walk for a few minutes around the Celtic fort. The first pleasant fact was that they were open and out of season (only closing one hour earlier than usually, at 4 pm). Although the village was first mentioned in writing in 1332, the archaeological finds prove the activity of a man in the early Stone Age. It is no wonder that the local infocentrum is mostly focused on the settlement of the local jewel - Hradiště (A Settlement Hill), which was inhabited with the last 2,5 thousand years (with some pauses). Once you enter, you can go either to the right, where you will find classic tourist souvenirs or maps. Also the service can tell you where to go through the nature trail points and to find the settlement itself. On the left of the building you will find a permanent exhibition where you can see copies of some archaeological finds and learn about the details of our ancestors via interactive monitors. The center of the exposure is the so-called Cave Automatic Virtual Environment - a multi-projection device for visualizing historical scenes. You have the opportunity, for example, to walk through the Celtic settlement for a few minutes.

Cleaning around the place and worrying about the greenery should be more important than Venus's hills in front of the square, where cars will hit the oil baths. The mayor's concern for the safety of people is indeed exemplary, but be over in a section 300 m three transitions, the light of which one is in my opinion a waste of money that could be used to more precisely concern for greenery and cleaning work.

Super nice and very nice lady who told us everything that interested us.

Very nice and interesting processed Celtic culture museum, interesting exhibits, friendly staff and beautifully processed history of the site, using 3D projection. Certainly recommend a visit, it would be a shame to overlook this place, because it is a bit remote.

Great acoustics at the concert.

Immediately as I walked in immediately, Mr. from the box office gave me a message and referred me to a colleague who willingly and with a smile told me everything I asked and provided a large amount of information! This is how the information center works everywhere! Thank you very much! Amazing 3D projection for a small fee 50kč. Be sure to pay off! Just from the beginning I wandered before I found a tucked infocenter behind the bus stop! If I was going to see the photo here I would find it faster :) I warmly recommend!

Dolní Břežany is a rich village. The cleanliness and quality of the place is so amazing that you feel that you are not in the Czech Republic. The Celtic Infocenter will show you a very good film about Oppid Závist. Surprisingly, this is a very engaging matter. You expect a similar spirit to carry the rest of the visit, but unfortunately there are very few artifacts, which is the only thing that otherwise reduces the regional museum with great potential.

Modern and beautiful info center. We were lucky, there is an amazing lady working here, who told us about history and before we managed to see the exhibition in the museum, so we prepared other materials with tips for trips. Thank you very much.