Prague ring road Běchovice – D1: what is being built and when it opens

In the east of Prague, 12.6 km of the Prague ring road is being built to link the D11 and D1 motorways. The Road and Motorway Directorate (ŘSD) expects it to open around the turn of 2027 and 2028.

Updated 8. 11. 2026 · Městomat editors · the figures in the text are computed live from the data (rents as of 6/2026)

What is being built

Section 511 of the Prague ring road runs along the eastern edge of Prague from Běchovice past Dubeč and Uhříněves to the D1 motorway. It is 12.6 km long and will have six lanes. The Road and Motorway Directorate has been building it since December 2024 and expects it to open around the turn of 2027 and 2028; a new bypass of Běchovice and Úvaly on road I/12 is to open with it.

  • Under construction Prague ring road, Běchovice – D1 due 2027/28

    A six-lane motorway, 12.6 km long, linking the D11 and the D1. Under construction since December 2024, opening expected around the turn of 2027 and 2028.

    rsd.cz ↗ · checked 30. 10. 2026
    Praha-Běchovice, Praha-Dubeč, Praha 22 · Běchovice, Dubeč, Uhříněves
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What it means for housing

The ring road is to shorten car journeys between the D11 and the D1 and take traffic off the roads that cars use to cross Prague today. For the neighbourhoods along the route that means a faster motorway, but also a new source of noise. If you are choosing a flat or a house in Běchovice, Dubeč or Uhříněves, check how far the address is from the route; our address check shows noise and greenery for a specific address.

Běchovice Dubeč Uhříněves
2+kk rent a month 17 600 Kč 17 900 Kč 18 400 Kč
To the centre 37 min 42 min 43 min
From the centre at night 87 min 74 min 75 min
Addresses with a supermarket within 500 m 0 % 0 % 51 %
Restaurants and cafés 2 5 13
Bars and pubs 3 0 8
Parks and forests of the area 10 % 7 % 6 %
To a park 84 m 103 m 105 m
Noisy addresses by day 23 % 28 % 29 %
Noisy addresses at night 45 % 29 % 35 %
Summer surface temperature next to the city average -2.7 °C -1.3 °C -1.2 °C
Trees and shrubs as a share of the area 11 % 13 % 11 %
Addresses with a playground within 500 m 89 % 68 % 67 %
Nurseries and primary schools per 1,000 residents 1.2 0.7 0.6
GPs and pharmacies per 1,000 residents 0.4 0.5 0.5
Addresses with a sports ground or gym within 500 m 71 % 29 % 33 %
Addresses with a cinema, theatre, museum or library within 500 m 41 % 16 % 29 %
Addresses with a dog park within 500 m 35 % 1 % 10 %
Blocks of flats with a lift 18 % 57 % 57 %
Homes completed after 1990 29 % 55 % 55 %
Land for new homes in the Metropolitan Plan 71.4 ha 48.4 ha 69.5 ha
Addresses with a low radon index 1 % 36 % 97 %
Addresses in an unprotected flood zone 1 % 2 % 2 %
Restaurants, shops and services per 1,000 residents 19 7 17
Growth in restaurants, shops and services over a year – – +6.4 %
Airbnb flats per 1,000 residents 0.0 0.0 0.3
Sunshine (1–5) 3.0/5 3.0/5 3.0/5
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Frequently asked questions

When will the Prague ring road between Běchovice and the D1 open?

The Road and Motorway Directorate expects it to open around the turn of 2027 and 2028 (its construction plan for 2026). Construction started in December 2024.

How long is the Běchovice – D1 section?

12.6 km. It is a six-lane motorway linking the D11 near Běchovice with the D1; a consortium of companies is building it for about 9.7 billion CZK excluding VAT.

Will the ring road be heard in Dubeč or Uhříněves?

It depends on the distance from the route. On every neighbourhood’s page we show the share of addresses exposed to road traffic noise according to the noise map; once the ring road opens, the map will change with its next update.

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