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ENTOMOLOGY
International sales exhibition of beetles and butterflies
ENTOMOLOGICAL EXCHANGE DAYS AND EXHIBITION
4 - 5 October 2024
Don’t miss the unique opportunity to see with your own eyes the perfect combination of colours, fascinating bizarre shapes, the smallest and largest insect species, all at the Entomological Days and Exhibition.
You will be able to exchange, sell and buy beetles, butterflies, stick insects, spiders and other invertebrates. Expert literature and entomological supplies will also be available.
Food lovers can look forward to a wide range of insect and other specialities. We have surprise lollipops for the children.
OPENING HOURS:
| FRIDAY 4 October 2024 | 11 a.m. – 6 p.m. |
| SATURDAY 5 October 2024 | 9 a.m. – 5 p.m. |
| Opening of ento. boxes in the hotel restaurant is allowed until 22.00 |
ENTRANCE FEE:
| ADULT | CZK 150 |
| CHILDREN up to 150cm, disabled persons (ZTP), disabled persons + guide (ZTP/P) | FREE |
When leaving the premises, ask for a return ticket to re-enter the premises. Otherwise, you will only be allowed to enter after paying the entrance fee again.
What you can expect:
We cordially invite you to the international entomological exchange days and exhibition in the modern congress venue of Olympik Tristar Hotel. The event is aimed at everyone who loves the beauty and diversity of our planet and wants to learn more about the amazing and fascinating world of six-legged creatures.
You can look forward not only to beetles and butterflies but also to other species of invertebrates, including stick insects. Thanks to the excellent lighting, visitors will be able to observe in detail the beauty of butterfly wings and the bizarre shapes of insects.
The wheelchair-accessible entrance and easy reach by metro ensure convenient access for all visitors. We look forward to meeting you and exploring this mysterious world together.
About entomology
Entomology, the study of insects, has a long and rich history in the Czech Republic. The first written mentions date back to the 16th century, when physicians and pharmacologists, in particular, became interested in insects.
Per capita, we have the highest number of registered professional and amateur entomologists in the world. In second place is Japan, where collections are handed down from generation to generation like samurai swords.
FOTOGALERIE
Zdroj dynamické sekce: ENTOMOLOGY (Fotogalerie)
