Dejvice or Bubeneč?

Two neighbouring parts of Praha 6 with villas, universities and parks. In the numbers they differ more than you might think: noise, shops nearby and the journey to the centre.

Updated 25. 10. 2026 · Městomat editors · the figures in the text are computed live from the data (rents as of 6/2026)

Together the two neighbourhoods make up a large part of Praha 6: Dejvice lies around Vítězné náměstí (known as Kulaťák) and the universities, Bubeneč between Letná and Stromovka. Dejvice stretches far to the west, so its average journey to the centre comes out longer than you would expect from a neighbourhood on metro line A.

Dejvice Bubeneč
2+kk rent a month 19,300 Kč 20,200 Kč
To the centre 21 min 15 min
From the centre at night 43 min 32 min
Addresses with a supermarket within 500 m 55 % 83 %
Restaurants and cafés 71 77
Bars and pubs 11 16
Parks and forests of the area 27 % 23 %
To a park 63 m 108 m
Noisy addresses by day 27 % 41 %
Noisy addresses at night 33 % 50 %
Addresses with a playground within 500 m 93 % 100 %
Nurseries and primary schools per 1,000 residents 0.6 0.7
GPs and pharmacies per 1,000 residents 1.0 1.0
Addresses with a sports ground or gym within 500 m 62 % 94 %
Addresses with a cinema, theatre, museum or library within 500 m 14 % 97 %
Addresses with a dog park within 500 m 0 % 17 %
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Dejvice

Blocks from the interwar First Republic, villas on the slopes, the campuses of the Czech Technical University (ČVUT) and the University of Chemistry and Technology (VŠCHT), and metro line A from Dejvická and Hradčanská. According to the noise maps it has fewer noisy addresses and a park closer by, but only half of its addresses have a supermarket within five minutes.

Bubeneč

Villas around Stromovka and Letná, embassies, and closer to the centre. A quicker journey to the centre by day and night, with shops and sports facilities near most addresses. The noisier addresses are along Milady Horákové and other main streets.

Which one to choose

  • You want peace and quiet, a park nearby and to save money: Dejvice.
  • You want to get to the centre fast, have shops and sport round the corner, and you have children: Bubeneč.

Frequently asked questions

Is it better to live in Dejvice or Bubeneč?

Dejvice comes out cheaper and quieter, with a park closer by; Bubeneč is quicker to the centre, has a shop and sports facilities close to more addresses and suits families with children better. The numbers side by side are in the comparison in the article.

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