Zlín
Velkokavárna Gulliver is a café-bar-club located in the Poliklinika building on třída Tomáše Bati in Zlín. Its name and concept — combining a café, tea house, and chocolate shop — are inspired by the novel Gulliver's Travels. The venue is divided into four themed spaces: the Art Deco and Carl Zeiss salons, a large lit bar, and a central hall. It hosts a regular cultural programme including concerts, lectures, screenings, theatre, workshops, and private events.
třída Tomáše Bati 3705, 760 01 Zlín
Opening hours follow the event programme
in 4 days
Markéta Kráčmarová recounts her hitchhiking adventure across the USA from Miami to Canada. A lecture full of personal anecdotes, awkward moments, and authentic travel experiences.
in 6 days
A gathering for people seeking to go beyond surface-level chat and discuss deeper topics with strangers. A safe space to share dreams, desires, and concerns.
A double concert by two singer-songwriters and poets — Fousáč, known as the daisy of Czech underground, and Jiří Šedivec, who performs with percussion boxes and cello. Music filled with poetry and a distinctive perspective on the world.
A travel lecture by Ladislav Halačka exploring Kazakhstan – from the capital Astana through the Tian Shan mountain peaks to the Caspian Sea. Discover nomadic traditions, the legendary Baikonur Cosmodrome, and local markets.
An autumn swing evening on the terrace with a concert and jam session. Musicians from the Zlín, Kutná Hora, and Jihlava scenes perform, including Bohumil Dvořák, Jan Včelař, and others.
Family music trio FUFAL´s Orchestra performs original compositions and creative arrangements of popular songs across multiple genres. Concert on the terrace of Velkokavárna Gulliver.
A travel lecture by experienced mountaineers on solo trekking in the Himalayas, independent climbing in Nepal, and their challenging ascent of Mera Peak (6,470 m).
Travel lecture by Pavlína Vajdíková about a route from Costa Rica through America and Canada to Hong Kong and China. Discover hidden places and local culture inaccessible to ordinary tourists.
Travellers from the DopaminEfekt project share their journey to Mauritania, the world's least touristy country. They endured 15 hours on iron ore, an African hospital, and a surprisingly budget-friendly adventure off the beaten path.