Because the T3 Tram is not just a sightseeing tram, but also a "party tram", so as if by magic, we are transported from day to night in one moment near the Charles Bridge.

I chose the stylized environment and locations of the tram carefully. I was partly inspired by the well-known route of line 22, which in the real world is an ideal excursion and introduction to Prague for tourists. 

So our tour started at "Náměstí Míru" Square with the prominent St. Ludmila's Church in front of which tourists like to take pictures, then continued through Prague's largest square - Charles Square, along the Vltava riverbank through Jan Palach Square and with a shortened turn at Lesser Town Square where the tour ends

In the photos below you can see what the presentation at the international DesignBlok show looked like. Anna Marešová conceived the exposition in a truly perfectionist way and made the experience even more realistic for the audience by placing the interior elements of the tram. So even the original tram seats. After marking a valid ticket, putting on a helmet, one could really feel as if they were passing through the beautiful streets of our capital city of Prague and sitting in the seat of a brand new T3 coupé tram.