Praha 18

Administrative district Praha 9 · 991 addresses

Nursery schools

Primary schools

Secondary schools

Neighbourhoods: Letňany

Residents

23 703

residents at the end of 2025

+24.9 %

change since 2015 (Prague 11.0 %)

39.6

average age (Prague 42.0)

Age structure and more

17 %

children under 14 (Prague 15 %)

14 %

people over 65 (Prague 18 %)

8.5

births per 1,000 residents (Prague 7.8)

Age structure

0–9

11 %

10–19

12 %

20–29

10 %

30–39

16 %

40–49

20 %

50–59

12 %

60–69

8 %

70–79

8 %

80+

3 %

Praha 18 Prague overall

Source: Czech Statistical Office, as of 31 December 2025.

Rent

19 500 Kč

typical rent of a 2+kk, 2+1 a month · Prague 19 300 CZK

367 Kč/m²

per m² a month · Prague 365 CZK

All flat sizes

	Monthly	New build
1+kk, 1+1 · 35 m²	15 200 Kč 433 Kč/m²	16 700 Kč 478 Kč/m²
2+kk, 2+1 · 53 m²	19 500 Kč 367 Kč/m²	21 500 Kč 405 Kč/m²
3+kk, 3+1 · 71 m²	23 400 Kč 329 Kč/m²	25 800 Kč 363 Kč/m²
4 rooms or more · 88 m²	29 700 Kč 337 Kč/m²	32 700 Kč 372 Kč/m²

How we calculate it, and sources

The average of the district’s neighbourhoods weighted by their addresses in it. Rent without services and energy for an unfurnished flat older than 5 years in good condition, from rental offers. Monthly = price per m² × the usual size of rented flats in Prague.

Source: Ministry of Finance, rent price map (Act No. 151/1997 Coll., Decree No. 456/2024 Coll.), data up to 6/2026.

Transport

To the centre (Můstek) on a weekday morning

34 min from most addresses 30–40 min · all of Prague 27 min

Where do you commute to? Work out your trip to work or school

Metro (1 station)

C Letňany

Home from the centre at night: 66 min from most addresses 59–78 min · all of Prague 46 min

Trams, buses, night lines and trains

Buses: 21 stops, 25 lines

Night lines: 911, 914

How we calculate it, and sources

A typical trip from an address in the district: walk to the best stop and on by public transport arriving at Můstek between 7:30 and 8:30, without waiting for the first connection. Calculated from the PID timetables.

At night we calculate the trip from Lazarská (where the night trams meet) leaving between 0:30 and 1:30 on a weeknight, including waiting for the connection (night lines run every 20 to 30 minutes) and the walk home. The metro doesn’t run at night.

Source: PID (Prague Integrated Transport), list of stops. We assign stops to a district by the nearest address.

Shops and services

57 %

of addresses have a supermarket within 500 m · Prague 53 %

restaurants and cafés

playgrounds

gyms and sports grounds

All shops and services

Shops

	Places	Addresses within 500 m
Supermarkets	4	57 % · Prague 53 %
Corner shops, greengrocers, butchers	5	70 % · Prague 71 %
Bakeries and pastry shops	1	28 % · Prague 39 %
Drugstores	3	24 % · Prague 31 %

Restaurants and cafés

	Places	Addresses within 500 m
Restaurants	11	96 % · Prague 84 %
Cafés	1	10 % · Prague 53 %
Fast food	10	77 % · Prague 52 %

Services

	Places	Addresses within 500 m
Post offices	1	49 % · Prague 24 %
Cash machines and banks	8	47 % · Prague 50 %
Libraries	1	45 % · Prague 24 %

Sport, playgrounds and culture

	Places	Addresses within 500 m
Playgrounds	21	99 % · Prague 89 %
Gyms and fitness	2	23 % · Prague 29 %
Sports grounds and pools	7	80 % · Prague 54 %
Dog parks	1	28 % · Prague 14 %
Cinemas and theatres	1	12 % · Prague 23 %

How we calculate it, and sources

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.

Source: © OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL licence.

Greenery and noise

11 %

parks and forests of the area · Prague 18 %

13 %

addresses over 60 dB by day · Prague 25 %

Details

m² of parks and forests per resident · Prague 62 m²

41 %

greenery overall incl. gardens · Prague 46 %

23 %

addresses over 50 dB at night · Prague 33 %

We take the noise at the loudest point within 20 m of the address, usually the street-facing façade. The legal limit for road noise is 55 dB by day and 45 dB at night, 60 and 50 dB along main roads.

Source: IPR Praha, current land use and noise maps of surface transport (2024).

No address in a flood zone. Source: IPR Praha, flood areas of the Vltava, Berounka and small streams.

91 % of addresses in the paid parking zone P18 (Prague 42 %). Street parking with a resident permit or for a fee.

Crime

Violence, theft and burglary

7.8 per 1,000 residents a year · Prague 11.3

186 cases in 10/2025–9/2026

By type, and how we count

	Cases	Per 1,000 residents
Violent crime	20	0.8 · Prague 1.1
Burglary of flats and houses	6	0.3 · Prague 0.6
Burglary overall	42	1.8 · Prague 3.2
Theft of and from vehicles	50	2.1 · Prague 2.7
Bicycle theft	10	0.4 · Prague 0.4
Pickpocketing	21	0.9 · Prague 2.1
Drug crime	12	0.5 · Prague 0.8
Offences against public order and coexistence	147	6.2 · Prague 6.0

We count crimes and offences recorded by the police, without acts that didn’t happen or aren’t punishable. We leave out fraud and economic crime, which the police record where they are reported. The location is blurred to the centre of a small area. In the centre, near stations and big shopping centres visitors and commuters push the numbers up; in small districts a few cases make a big difference.

Source: Czech Police, crime map (kriminalita.policie.gov.cz).

Doctors and pharmacies

	Places	Per 1,000 residents
Paediatrician	3	0.74 · Prague 1.23
GP	10	0.42 · Prague 0.58
Dentist	12	0.51 · Prague 0.83
Gynaecologist	4	0.17 · Prague 0.23
Pharmacy	5	0.21 · Prague 0.27

How we calculate it, and sources

A private practice doesn’t mean paid care: most have contracts with the health insurance companies. The register doesn’t say which practices have a contract with your insurer, check with the practice or the insurer.

We count the places where care is provided (practice, polyclinic, hospital), not individual doctors. Paediatricians are counted per 1,000 children under 15.

Source: National Register of Healthcare Providers (ÚZIS ČR).