Czechia · Prague · Dejvická metro station
Dejvická metro station (line A) is the green line's western terminus — gateway to the quiet diplomatic neighbourhood of Dejvice, with its embassies, villas, and Stromovka park.
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Dejvická is the line A terminus, opened in 1978. Nearby is Vítězné náměstí (Victory Square), a circular plaza from Soviet urban planning. The Dejvice neighbourhood is considered one of Prague's greenest and quietest: embassies, consulates, and diplomatic residences are found here. The Czech Technical University (ČVUT) and the Prague Military Museum are also close by.
The housing stock around the station consists mainly of pre-war and inter-war brick buildings, villas, and some Stalinist-era architecture. New builds are rare — the area is architecturally protected. Purchase prices and rents are above the Prague average: the location and quiet character of the neighbourhood sustain steady demand from diplomats and high-income families.
Line A terminus; no interchange, but an underground bus terminal below the square sends Airport Express buses to Václav Havel Airport (~30 min). Along line A: 3 stops to Můstek (interchange to B), 4 stops to Muzeum (interchange to C).
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From the underground bus terminal below the square, the Airport Express (~30 min) and bus 119 (~45 min) both depart. This is more convenient than travelling from central stations.
Yes: quiet streets, parks, several schools and kindergartens, and ČVUT nearby — a good environment for families.
New builds are rare here due to architectural protection. Most listings are on the secondary market — check current availability in the DomCom catalogue.
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