Praha 7: shops and leisure

Praha 7: shops, services, restaurants, cafés, nightlife, sport and culture and events this week.

Nightlife

Nightlife – Praha 7
Photo: Milan Zahn, CC BY-SA 4.0
Places Addresses within 500 m
Bars and pubs 44 98 % · Prague 63 %
Clubs 7 73 % · Prague 12 %
How we calculate it

Bars, pubs, beer gardens and clubs according to OpenStreetMap. The noise at night also hints at how many places are around a flat.

Shops and services

93 %
of addresses have a supermarket within 500 m · Prague 53 %

All of Praha 7 on the map: Playgrounds (26) · Sport and fitness (25) · Culture (33) · Restaurants, cafés and pubs · Shops

All shops and services
Shops
Places Addresses within 500 m
Supermarkets 15 93 % · Prague 53 %
Corner shops, greengrocers, butchers 61 99 % · Prague 72 %
Bakeries and pastry shops 17 95 % · Prague 40 %
Drugstores 12 93 % · Prague 31 %
Restaurants and cafés
Places Addresses within 500 m
Restaurants 129 100 % · Prague 84 %
Cafés 68 100 % · Prague 54 %
Fast food 44 98 % · Prague 52 %
Services
Places Addresses within 500 m
Post offices 4 63 % · Prague 25 %
Cash machines and banks 41 99 % · Prague 50 %
Libraries 5 77 % · Prague 24 %
EV chargers 10 85 % · Prague 58 %
Sport, playgrounds and culture
Places Addresses within 500 m
Playgrounds 26 86 % · Prague 90 %
Gyms and fitness 8 78 % · Prague 30 %
Sports grounds and pools 17 97 % · Prague 55 %
Dog parks 3 23 % · Prague 14 %
Cinemas and theatres 16 91 % · Prague 23 %
Museums and galleries 12 90 % · Prague 23 %
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.

Did you know?

The metronome where Stalin stood
Photo: Hynek Moravec, CC BY 3.0
1962 The metronome where Stalin stood

The Letná metronome stands on the plinth of the Stalin monument: the 15.5-metre sculpture group was unveiled on 1 May 1955 and blown up as early as 1962. Praguers called it "the meat queue".

Source: Wikipedie · checked 31. 10. 2026
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