Hurvínek is an iconic Czech puppet character created by Josef Alois Skupa in 1926. The mischievous boy with a distinctive voice and wit forms an inseparable duo with his father Spejbl. Together, Spejbl and Hurvínek became a symbol of Czech puppetry and gained recognition beyond the borders of Czechia.
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An interactive exhibition celebrating 100 years of Hurvínek, the most beloved Czech puppet, with historical artifacts, puppet performances, and hands-on activities for all ages.
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Historic railcar Hurvínek runs every weekend from May to September between Břeclav and Lednice. One-way tickets cost 80 CZK; a steam locomotive replaces it on May 16.
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An interactive playroom dedicated to Hurvinek, one of the most iconic figures in Czech puppet theatre, now open at the Museum of Puppet Cultures in Chrudim. Children can meet puppets from the Spejbl and Hurvinek Theatre and participate in creative activities.
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The exhibition celebrates the 100th anniversary of Hurvínek, one of the most famous Czech puppets. The display features his creator Gustav Nosek and offers interactive elements, educational programmes, and evening puppet performances.