EuroTel Praha, along with SPT Telecom, became the general partner of the "Development of Telecommunications Technology" permanent exhibition that was opened in the National Technical Museum in Prague on the occasion of its 90th anniversary.

The exhibition displays all the most important technologies enabling transmission of information and communication. The exhibition rooms contain examples of all the systems and technologies used - the telegraph, the telephone, radio and television transmitters - and examples of state-of-the-art telecommunications products and services such as the Internet, mobile telephones, digital connection systems, computer networks, data file transmission technology, integrated services digital networks (ISDN), and satellite communication.

Children especially will welcome the opportunity to experience how the first telephone transmission in the world was made by Alexander Graham Bell; you can also become a cameraman in Czech Television's first television studio or try surfing the Internet.

One unique exhibit is a Nokia MD 59 mobile telephone, which was the first device of its type in the former Czechoslovak Republic. On September 12, 1991 it was used to make the first mobile telephone communication from the Valdštejn Palace in the presence of a number of eminent guests. The former American ambassador, Mrs Shirley Temple-Black, had a conversation with Mrs Rita Klimová, the Czechoslovak Federative Republic's ambassador to the United States.

With EuroTel's support, it has been possible to put together an outstanding exhibition, fully comparable to similar projects abroad.

You can visit the National Technical Museum in Prague every day except Monday. It stays open until 5 p.m. Enjoy your visit.