<Eiffelova věž začala hrát všemi barvami> translates to <The Eiffel Tower began to play with all colors>

Paris - The Parisian Eiffel Tower has prepared a light show every evening until the end of the year to commemorate the 120th anniversary of its existence. On the side facing Trocadéro Square, from which the best close-up view is available, it shines in various color combinations in the dark every hour on the hour.
    After a classic five-minute blinking like on a Christmas tree, various patterns are displayed that could be compared to those customizable by computer users on their screens. Each evening features four twelve-minute "performances," with the first starting at 8:00 PM.
    The "Eiffel Tower" is otherwise traditionally illuminated with yellow light, which reflects golden on its brown surface. In the second half of last year, during the French presidency of the European Union, it shone blue.
    It occasionally changes color for various events. For several days, it was illuminated in red and white to mark Turkish culture days.