Czechia · Prague · Malostranská metro station
Malostranská metro station (line A) is the closest metro to Prague Castle and the historic Lesser Town, with its scenic gardens and baroque palaces.
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Malostranská opened in 1978 on the green line A. The station exit is in the immediate vicinity of Malá Strana (Lesser Town) — the district of baroque palaces, the Wallenstein Garden, and the Senate Palace. Prague Castle is a 5-minute walk; Charles Bridge is 7 minutes. The area is predominantly tourist and diplomatic; residential stock is limited.
Housing near Malostranská consists mainly of apartments in historic baroque buildings from the 16th–18th centuries, often renovated. This is one of Prague's most expensive locations: purchase prices are comparable to Staré Město. Long-term rentals are scarce — most properties go into short-term letting via tourist platforms.
Line A: previous station Hradčanská, next station Staroměstská. Trams 12, 15, 20, and 22 connect Lesser Town with Wenceslas Square and Smíchov. To the centre — 2 stops by metro.
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About 7–10 minutes on foot through the historic lanes of Lesser Town.
2 stops on line A to Můstek — about 4 minutes.
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