Come and celebrate World Water Day in Brno's award-winning water tanks, compared to the famous Istanbul Yerebatan cisterns. A visit to this unique technical monument is worth it in itself, but on 21 and 22 March there is a special programme at the price of regular admission. 

Guided tours 

On Saturdays and Sundays, four guided tours of the Water Tower No. 1 take place every hour to explain the history and current use of this unique technical monument.

Entry without a guide is not possible outside these dates.

Light installation and video projection 

Water tank No. 2 will be illuminated by the light installation The Underground Beat by Anna Laborová and Kristýna Uhrová, accompanied by a projection of short interviews with architect David Prudík and underground expert Aleš Svoboda about the restoration and importance of water tanks. 

Musical performance 

On both days, Vodojem No. 3 will host musical performances by musicians who are returning to the unique acoustics of the underground after previous VodojeMyArt projects. 

• Saturday 10.00-14.00 Petri Herzanen 

• Saturday 14.00-18.00 Tom Barber 

• Sunday 10.00-14.00 Honour Hang 

• Sunday 14.00-18.00 Pavel Zlámal 

Saturday programme for children in the park 

Saturday's programme in the adjacent park will offer families with children fun and educational activities dedicated to water - the VIDA! centre tent will be open all day with experiments and the volunteer firefighters from Královo Pole will present the principles of firefighting and the opportunity to try shooting water at a target. 

Water in the human dwelling - workshops for children (Saturday at 13.00 and 15.30) 

Children from 7 to 12 years old can join thematic workshops with architect Zuzana Sankotová Morávková at 13.00 and 15.30. The one and a half hour long programme includes a visit to the Water Tower No. 2 with a tailored interpretation and a follow-up creative programme in the park. 

The programme for children is free, but reservation is required. The capacity of the workshop is currently full.

Parents can safely entrust their children to the lecturer and use this time to visit the remaining reservoirs, just buy a ticket for the time.