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Where in Prague should I live?

Say what you can pay, the layout you need and what matters to you. The finder ranks Prague’s neighbourhoods on the flats on offer today and the city’s own maps, and says why each one made the list.

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What you’re looking for

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What matters

Pick any. Each counts the same, and so do the flats in your budget.

7 areas have a flat that fits right now, best fit first.

Neighbourhoods that fit

7 areas have a flat that fits right now, best fit first.

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  1. 1 · Neighbourhood

    Kobylisy

    2 flats fit now

    of 9 on offer · Median asking rent 14.900 Kč

    Why it’s here

    • 2 flats fit your budget, more than in most areas
    Transit score
    83
    Amenity score
    97
    School within 500 m
    96 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    89 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    11 % of homes
    Park or forest
    34 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    15
    See the 2 flatsAbout Kobylisy

  2. 2 · Neighbourhood

    Černý Most

    1 flat fits now

    of 5 on offer · Median asking rent 17.490 Kč

    Transit score
    71
    Amenity score
    87
    School within 500 m
    98 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    98 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    2 % of homes
    Park or forest
    45 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    6
    See the flatAbout Černý Most

  3. 3 · Neighbourhood

    Hostivař

    1 flat fits now

    of 19 on offer · Median asking rent 18.000 Kč

    Transit score
    70
    Amenity score
    63
    School within 500 m
    39 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    4 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    18 % of homes
    Park or forest
    46 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    9
    See the flatAbout Hostivař

  4. 4 · Neighbourhood

    Nové Město

    1 flat fits now

    of 56 on offer · Median asking rent 22.500 Kč

    Transit score
    100
    Amenity score
    99
    School within 500 m
    100 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    98 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    41 % of homes
    Park or forest
    9 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    135
    See the flatAbout Nové Město

  5. 5 · Neighbourhood

    Smíchov

    1 flat fits now

    of 52 on offer · Median asking rent 19.900 Kč

    Transit score
    85
    Amenity score
    98
    School within 500 m
    88 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    76 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    38 % of homes
    Park or forest
    22 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    53
    See the flatAbout Smíchov

  6. 6 · Neighbourhood

    Uhříněves

    1 flat fits now

    of 11 on offer · Median asking rent 17.000 Kč

    Transit score
    70
    Amenity score
    65
    School within 500 m
    27 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    47 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    23 % of homes
    Park or forest
    6 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    8
    See the flatAbout Uhříněves

  7. 7 · Neighbourhood

    Záběhlice

    1 flat fits now

    of 16 on offer · Median asking rent 14.990 Kč

    Transit score
    68
    Amenity score
    85
    School within 500 m
    89 % of homes
    Park within 300 m
    45 % of homes
    Night noise 55 dB+
    10 % of homes
    Park or forest
    33 % of the land
    Bars and pubs
    11
    See the flatAbout Záběhlice
72 more areas have nothing in budget right now

Read our guide to Prague’s neighbourhoods

How the finder works

Every figure comes from the flats on offer today and from public maps. The finder ranks places, never the people who live there.

The areas

Prague’s neighbourhoods (its cadastral areas), and the outer city parts that have none of their own: every part of the city, counted once.

The ranking

  • An area is on the list when at least one flat of the layout asks your budget or less today, and, with a place picked, when the trip from it to where the area’s homes are takes no longer than your minutes.
  • For each thing you pick, the areas on the list are placed from worst to best on one fact. The fit is the average of those places, with the flats in budget always counting as one of them. The trip only decides which areas are on the list.
  • “Why it’s here” names the facts an area is in the top quarter for; “Worth knowing”, the ones you picked that it’s in the bottom quarter for.

The facts

  • Flats: the asking rents or prices of the flats on offer today, by layout. Asking figures, not what flats let or sold for.
  • Transit and amenity scores: the median of the homes on the market in the area, as every listing shows them.
  • Schools and parks: the share of those homes with a school within 500 m, or a park of a hectare or more within 300 m (the WHO’s guidance for green space).
  • Quiet: the share of those homes where night noise from roads, trams and trains reaches 55 dB, on Prague’s strategic noise map.
  • Green space: how much of the area’s land is park or forest, on Prague’s maps.
  • Nightlife: the bars and pubs inside the area, from OpenStreetMap, counted against its size.

What it leaves out

  • Who lives there. We don’t score neighbours, crime or “good areas”: walk the street at night and ask the locals.
  • Flood zones and air quality: each area’s page and each listing show them.
  • The building and the flat itself: the noise inside depends on the windows and which side the bedroom faces.

Questions

Questions about choosing where to live in Prague

What is the best area of Prague to live in?

The one that fits your budget, your trip and how you live. Quiet and green suits families; transit and bars suit people new to the city. The finder ranks the areas for what you pick and says why each one is there.

Where do expats live in Prague?

There’s no one expat area. People new to Prague often look first at central areas with good transit and plenty of flats to rent, such as Vinohrady, Karlín or Holešovice; families often look further out, where it’s greener and schools are close. Pick what matters to you and compare them.

Where is it cheapest to rent in Prague?

Usually in the outer city parts and the big housing estates, further from the centre. Set your budget and layout: the finder shows which areas have flats at that price today, and the cheapest asking rent where nothing fits yet.

How is the trip worked out?

By public transport and on foot, leaving at 8:00 on a weekday, on the PID timetables. It’s measured from the place you pick to the middle of the area’s homes on offer, so a home at the area’s edge may be a few minutes nearer or further.

How fresh are the figures?

The flats and their asking prices are updated every day; the scores, schools and parks follow the homes on the market, and the noise and green maps come from the city.

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