The old wastewater treatment plant es una recomendación en la guía curada de Almanac X Alcron Prague.
La Antigua Estación Depuradora de Aguas Residuales es un monumento técnico insólito: un descenso guiado a galerías subterráneas donde la estética industrial de principios del siglo XX se mantiene casi intacta. Concebida entre 1901 y 1906 bajo los parámetros del ingeniero William Heerlein Lindley, revela—con una claridad casi didáctica—cómo Praga pensó la modernidad a través de la ingeniería, el urbanismo y la gestión del agua. Es una visita para quienes disfrutan leyendo la ciudad más allá de las fachadas, en sus infraestructuras y en su inteligencia material.
It was surprisingly awesome! A little hidden gem in Prague :) It was only the 5 of us who went there, and we couldn't speak czech, plus a czech guy, and our tour guide was so awesome that he held the tour in both czech and english for us. I cannot guarantee that the same will happen with everyone, but we had a really great experience here. The tour itself is also very interesting, especially if you like old…
It was an unexpectedly awesome visit! A word of caution - check the website first to see tour opening hours, they are peculiar. I could never imagine that sewers (ok, it’s a purification facility, but you get the idea) can be so beautiful! All the curves, red brick, weird machines and light sources - all of it gives you some steampunk dungeon vibes and love it! The architect (who also designed countless other…
A surprising location, as it's not just a museum but also a place for the locals to gather at the back. The open day was great and we got to visit all the interesting spots, mainly the underground areas. All was well maintained, they prepared a bistro with an interesting spread of snacks and drinks, and the chimney climbing and rappelling were so popular that the spots were all sold out.