Flowers in the Old Town Square Prague

This beautiful Belgian tradition of "carpet squares" with flowers, literally, can be seen in the Czech Republic next week, more precisely in the Old Town Square in Prague .

Is that the Office of Tourism of the Czech Republic reported that between March and September 5, 2010, distinguished florists lining the Old Town Square in Prague, ie create a kind of "carpet" of flowers on it singular and representative European public space.

The truth is that the exhibition will be inaugurated on September 3 at 18 hours, and all tourists that are near the area are invited to watch.

On this occasion, florists held in the city of Prague a specially designed floral carpet, for which use about 150 000 begonias in its wide range of colors, which will be distributed in an area of 500 square meters in the square of the old city.

And as we said a moment ago, this show is taken from a Belgian tradition, by which, since 1971, every two years, is carried out in Belgium in the tradition of the carpets of flowers. The first was created in the city of Brussels.

Since then, every two years the flower designers create a tapestry in the Grand Place square in Belgium, one of the largest and most beautiful of this country and all Europ a. They use the begonias, being very pretty flowers and various colors, which gives the design a particular aspect and innovative at a time.

They say that the begonias first appeared in the Ghent area, back in 1860.