Czechia · Prague · Národní třída metro station
Národní třída metro station (line B) is beside the National Theatre boulevard: bookshops, cafés, theatres, and the most central stretch of Nové Město.
Useful information
Národní třída opened in 1985. Nearby are Národní divadlo (National Theatre), numerous bookshops and antique dealers, Café Louvre, and Café Slavia. The boulevard became a symbol of the 1989 Velvet Revolution. An exceptionally central location in Praha 1.
Praha 1: premium apartments in the historic housing stock, prices among the highest in the city. Few listings; maximum liquidity.
Line B: Karlovo náměstí (1 stop) and Můstek (1 stop, A interchange). Trams 17 and 18 along the embankment. To Charles Bridge on foot — 10 minutes.
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The National Theatre, Café Slavia, many bookshops — and the Velvet Revolution memorial plaque.
Few listings and high prices. Current options in the DomCom catalogue.
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