The history of the Břevnov district in Prague 6 dates back to the 10th century, when a well-known monastery was founded here, which served as a center of culture and trade. There were extensive vineyards in the area around the historic Kajetánka estate. In 1907, this part was elevated to an independent city by Franz Josef I, and from 1921 it became part of Great Prague.

This attractive location offers immediate access to all the services needed for a quality life. Shops, cinemas, theaters, clubs and famous restaurants are available within walking distance, and there are a large number of private and state schools and nurseries. Lovers of sports and an active lifestyle will appreciate the wide range of available sports venues.

The well-known parks Kajetánka, Ladronka or the nature reserve Obora Hvězda provide plenty of greenery and space for pleasant walks. The excellent location between three top hospitals: Motol, Homolka and the Central Military Hospital provides access to quality healthcare. This is a location with above-standard transport accessibility. Near the house there is an entrance to the Blanka tunnel complex with a connection to the city ring road and Václav Havel Airport. Metro stations A Hradčanská and Dejvická are available within 7 minutes from the house.
 

WHERE TO GO

• Prague Castle and Gardens
• Břevnov monastery
• Ladronka park
• Kajetánka park
• Nature reserve Hvězda
• squash center Strahov
• cinema Dlabacov
• Na Petynce swimming pool
• multi-purpose stadium in Strahov
• Petrin
• Strahov monastery