The exhibition for all gardeners, gardeners and nature lovers will start this Saturday, April 27. Floria Jaro also has two parts this time. The first will be at the Exhibition Center in Kroměříž from April 27 to May 1. The second then from May 4 to 8. The organizers have also prepared a number of novelties this year, including a free bus line from the Kroměříž railway station.
Floria Spring 2023 at the Kroměříž Exhibition Center.
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“This year, we have also prepared a special and free bus line that departs from the local railway station, passes through the city center with a number of stops and comfortably transports interested parties to us at the Exhibition Center and, of course, back. Line 7X it will run on April 27 and 28 and also on May 1, 4, 5 and 8,” said Pavel Konečný, director of the Kroměříž Exhibition Center.
New to this year’s exhibition are Family Sundays in Floria.
“Sundays with us belong to families with children, the big attraction is certainly our Children’s World, which offers free entry for parents and grandparents accompanying children. Children will enjoy a wide range of attractions under the roof and outside,” said Miroslava Ohlídalová, head of Children’s World.
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As in previous years, an accompanying program is included.
“We have a lot of bands and musical ensembles, for example Stříbrňanka, Hanačka z Brest, Zdounečanka, Brontosauri revival, Vesela trojka, Drietomanka, Réva’s dulcimer music, Kateřina Sklenářová or Duo Yamaha,” listed the spokeswoman of the Exhibition Center Michaela Ohlídalová.
Basic tickets are on discounted online sale with a discount of twenty crowns until April 26, and each one comes with a free ice cream from Algida at the fairgrounds.
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“I look forward to visiting Floria every year, as do thousands of visitors. It is, among other things, proof of how in our country the care of gardens and the joy of one’s own produce are deeply rooted in the best sense of the word,” reminds the chairman of the Czech Horticultural Association Stanislav Kozlík, who expresses himself more broadly like many other experts and supporters of the popular exhibition in the new online magazine Floria Jaro, which was published by Výstaviště for the very first time this year.
In addition to interviews, it also offers practical information for visitors.
