Prague Metro

::Flora:: Flora is the name of an important street crossing. The only ticket hall of the station is located directly under this crossing, with several entrances including two on the tram stop next to the crossing.
The station itself is of a quite common type of bored stations on lines A and B.

::Jiřího z Poděbrad:: The station is situated beneath a large square which is named after a Bohemian king Jiří z Poděbrad (1458-1471). It is located in Vinohradya - a pleasant town district consisting mostly of apartement blocks from the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century. It is already part of the wider centre o...

::Náměstí Míru:: Náměstí míru is the name of a square in Vinohrady - a town district consisting mostly of apartement blocks from the 19th and the beginning of the 20th century, when it developed as an independent town (though in fact a suburb of Prague). In the beginning of the 20th century it was united to Prague a...

::Muzeum:: The name is derived from the National Museum, which stands nearby. The station is located at a very busy place - the south-eastern end of the Wenceslas square.
Muzeum was the first transfer station in Prague: In 1978 line A station was added to line C station with an interesting layout that they sha...

::Hradčanská:: The station is named after Hradčany - a town district, where also the Prague Castle stands (Hrad means 'castle' in Czech). Nevertheless, the Castle is quite far from the station itself.
Hradčanská is an important transport junction. There is a tram crossing used by seven tramlines, so the station is...

::Dejvická:: Dejvická station is located in Dejvice (hence the name) - a town district north-west of the centre of Prague, consisting mostly of apartement blocks from inter-war period. It is now the only terminus of Prague metro lines located in the inner city, although an extension westwards has been planned fo...

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