A Christmas Tree for Prague Is Growing in Podještědí. A 60-Year-Old Spruce Will Decorate the Old Town Square
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The garden in Šimonovice pod Ještěd in the Liberec region will be replaced by a massive spruce tree, adorned with Christmas lights in the center of Prague. The approximately sixty-year-old tree will become the main Christmas tree in the Old Town Square this year. When Advent is over, its wood will get a second chance in the hands of carpenters' apprentices.
The dominant feature of the Christmas markets on the Old Town Square in Prague this year will be a 23-meter-high spruce tree from Šimonovice in the Liberec region. The organizers chose it from about 80 proposals that people sent them. The journalists were informed about this by the spokesperson for the Technologies of the Capital City of Prague (THMP) Lenka Růžková and the organizers of the markets, the Taiko company, Hana Tietze. People can see…
Prague will finally have its own Christmas tree on Old Town Square. A 23-meter-tall spruce from Podještědí will head to the heart of the metropolis, becoming the dominant feature of this year's Christmas markets. Experts will cut down the tree in the second half of November.
By mid-October, almost eight dozen trees from all over the Czech Republic had applied to be selected for the Christmas tree on Old Town Square in Prague. Twenty of them were shortlisted. Representatives of the Technology of the City of Prague company, together with a dendrologist, ultimately selected a 23-meter-high spruce from Šimonovice in Podještědí. And not only that. The second selected tree will decorate Wenceslas Square. The trees meet th…
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