Flower delivery in Velvary from a local florist

Velvary lies on the Bakovský potok. It is 7 km north-west of Kralupy nad Vltavou and 25 km from Prague. Its historic centre is an urban conservation area.

The first mention of Velvary dates to 1282. In 1482, King Vladislav Jagellonský raised it to the status of a royal town. The Renaissance Prague Gate, built in 1580 by master builder Bartoloměj Vlach, is the only one of the town's four gates still standing. The Gothic Church of St Catherine dates from the 14th century and houses a late Gothic statue of the Madonna of Velvary from around 1510.

BIANCA has its premises in Kralupy nad Vltavou. From there, it delivers flowers to Velvary.

A bouquet can be handed to its recipient at home, at work or at school. Recipients can also accept it at the care home for older people, the health centre or the town offices. Cultural and community venues are further options for handing it over.