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<img src = "https://img.topky.sk/big/2212563.jpg/night-prezidentsky-vlak-Bratislava.jpg" title = "Historický Prezidentský vlak začal" alt = "Source: Martin Bublavý [19659005] As director of the National Technical Museum of Prague, Karel Ksandr, said, it is interesting to follow the architecture of interiors, which to bring in the style of Brussels, but also in the spirit of the Viennese secession or the first neo-Baroque republican.Another interesting car is, in his words, the 1968 sedan, which was made for freedom. "This car was used for the first time by Alexander Dubcek at the end of July and August 1968 when he visited Čierna nad Tisou, where the Czechoslovak delegation with a delegation of the Soviet Union, with Leonid Ilich Brezhnev,
<img src = "https: // img. topky.sk/big/2212559.jpg/weather-prezidentsky-vlak-Bratislava.jpg "title =" Historický Prezidentský vlak zača "alt =" Source: Martin Bublavý
He also added that in October 1968, this car appeared on the first platform of Bratislava Central Station: "Z three Ludwig Svoboda in as president of the Czechoslovak era, the Speaker of the National Assembly Jozef Smrkovsky and Alexander Dubcek, then General Secretary of the Communist Party of the Czechoslovak Communist Party, came to this car and came to the federation. As he added, historical photographs show that the successor of Svoboda Husák welcomed them on the platform.
Source: Martin Bublavý
The Presidential Train will be open to the public at the Bratislava Traffic Museum on Tuesday (5pm) and Wednesday (4.7am) between 10am and 7pm. The train then arrives in Nitra, Zvolen, Lučenec, Žilina, Kosice and continues through the Moravian and Czech cities, which will end on 2 September in Prague. Franz Ferdinand's Salon d'Este is available to visitors in Bratislava on July 14th.
The project is organized by the National Technical Museum of Prague in cooperation with the Czech Railways, the Slovak Railways and the Spolok Výhrevne Vrútky Civic Association. seeing tens of thousands of people
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