Antošovice: shops and leisure

Antošovice: shops, services, restaurants, cafés, sport and culture in the neighbourhood, with a map and distances.

Shops and services

0 %
of addresses have a supermarket within 500 m · Ostrava 35 %
0
gyms and sports grounds

All of Slezská Ostrava on the map: Playgrounds (17) · Restaurants, cafés and pubs · Shops

All shops and services
Shops
Places Addresses within 500 m
Supermarkets 0 0 % · Ostrava 35 %
Corner shops, greengrocers, butchers 0 0 % · Ostrava 53 %
Bakeries and pastry shops 0 0 % · Ostrava 22 %
Drugstores 0 0 % · Ostrava 13 %
Restaurants and cafés
Places Addresses within 500 m
Restaurants 0 0 % · Ostrava 62 %
Cafés 0 0 % · Ostrava 21 %
Fast food 0 1 % · Ostrava 23 %
Services
Places Addresses within 500 m
Post offices 0 0 % · Ostrava 24 %
Cash machines and banks 0 0 % · Ostrava 24 %
Libraries 0 0 % · Ostrava 15 %
EV chargers 0 0 % · Ostrava 21 %
Sport, playgrounds and culture
Places Addresses within 500 m
Playgrounds 0 0 % · Ostrava 58 %
Gyms and fitness 0 0 % · Ostrava 8 %
Sports grounds and pools 0 0 % · Ostrava 24 %
Dog parks 0 0 % · Ostrava 5 %
Cinemas and theatres 0 0 % · Ostrava 10 %
Museums and galleries 0 0 % · Ostrava 8 %
How we calculate it

We count places from OpenStreetMap and the share of addresses with at least one such place within 500 m as the crow flies (about 6 minutes on foot). OpenStreetMap is filled in by volunteers, small shops and new businesses may be missing.

© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence.

Nightlife

Places Addresses within 500 m
Bars and pubs 0 0 % · Ostrava 45 %
Clubs 0 0 % · Ostrava 6 %
How we calculate it

Bars, pubs, beer gardens and clubs according to OpenStreetMap.

Gambling halls and casinos

There is no gambling hall or casino in this neighbourhood.

How we calculate it

Gambling permitted by the Ministry of Finance as of 21. 9. 2026: live casino games (roulette, cards, dice) and slot machines (technical games). Betting shops and lotteries are not included.

Did you know?

Ostrava’s youngest village
Photo: Tadeáš Bednarz, CC BY-SA 4.0
1714 Ostrava’s youngest village

Antošovice was founded at the start of the 18th century as a small village on the Šilheřovice estate; the first written record dates from 1714. It is probably named after the estate’s steward, Jan Jantosch. Of all the villages that are part of Ostrava today, it is the youngest. Until 1920 it belonged to Prussian Silesia.

Wikipedie: Antošovice ↗ · checked 2. 11. 2026
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Data updated 10 Nov 2026