Prague 7 – Holešovice is full of greenery and offers many places for relaxation, rest, and sports. It is home to two of the most popular city parks, the famous Letná and the vast Stromovka. Take a walk through the linden avenues on Letná, where you’ll be captivated by the view of Prague’s historic skyline, recognized by UNESCO. In the summer, you can refresh yourself by the new pond or enjoy a glass of wine or beer under the chestnut trees. Letná is also where the Rolling Stones held their third Prague concert in 2003. Just a short walk away is Stromovka, one of Prague’s largest parks with nearly 90 hectares. Stromovka is a popular destination for walks, a family-friendly spot, and a haven for sports enthusiasts. Within the Holešovice blocks, you’ll find many courtyards full of mature trees, atriums with popular restaurants, or semi-private and private gardens for local residents. Welcome to Holešovice, place full of greenery!
Holešovice Full of Greenery
Stromovka
Stromovka is a vast and picturesque park in Prague, connecting several districts – Prague 7 Holešovice, Troja, and Dejvice. This park is a popular spot for sports activities, walks, and relaxation. In winter, visitors enjoy ice skating on frozen ponds, while in warmer months, the park comes alive with runners, cyclists, and families having picnics. From Stromovka, it’s easy to reach the Prague Zoo in Troja or explore the Troja vineyards, such as the Jabloňka winery. The atmosphere of the park is calm and friendly, perfect for escaping the city’s hustle and enjoying nature.
Letna park
Letná is one of the most beautiful parks in Prague, located atop a hill near Prague Castle, offering a breathtaking view of the historic city center and the Vltava River. The park is known for its wide avenues, centuries-old trees, and expansive grassy areas, perfect for walks, picnics, and sports activities. Letná also offers cultural experiences, including the famous Letná Chateau and the iconic metronome. In the summer, it becomes a popular place for relaxation by the pond or at one of the outdoor cafés. Letná is an oasis of peace in the heart of Prague.
Community spirit in Holešovice
Holešovice are rich in greenery, which can be found not only on the streets but also in courtyards and local squares. The municipality often organizes community events such as “Experience the City Differently,” where neighbors meet with farmers, craftsmen, local entrepreneurs, and artists who offer their products and works. These events breathe life into the local community and enrich the district. Many courtyards also feature school and kindergarten gardens or sports areas, making Holešovice a pleasant, green neighborhood full of social activities.
MUSE7 is part of
Holešovice Life
The MUSE7 residence is committed to contributing to sustainable development and enhancing the quality of community life in Prague 7. The project will feature an exceptional community center and a green atrium, inspired by the tradition of Holešovice courtyards. The building will be highly environmentally friendly, as demonstrated by its energy performance certificate PENB A and its goal to obtain the BREEAM Very Good certification, making it the first residential building in Holešovice to do so. MUSE7 is the ideal home for those who prioritize sustainability and community living.
Vltava River
The Vltava River surrounds Holešovice and is an integral part of life in this district. On one side, it separates Holešovice from the historic city center of Prague with the Captain Jaroš Embankment, while on the Karlín side, the HolKa footbridge connects both districts. Near Stromovka, the Vltava separates Holešovice from Prague’s Troja, home to various rowing clubs. At the docks near the Libeň Bridge, you can park your boat and set off on a trip, enjoying unique views of Prague’s skyline from the water. The Vltava, therefore, serves not only as a boundary but also as a link, bringing life and leisure opportunities to Holešovice.