Stodůlky

The area encompasses 9.63 square kilometers and contains multiple metro stations, residential complexes, parks, and the Church of St. James the Great.

The settlement dates back to 1159 as a small farming village, later transforming into a municipality in 1849 before joining Prague in 1974.

The old center of Stodulky maintains its original village character with the 13th-century Church of St. James the Great and a Baroque chapel.

Five stations of Prague Metro Line B serve the district: Nove Butovice, Hurka, Luziny, Luka, and Stodulky, connecting residents to central Prague.

The name Stodulky derives from the Czech word 'stodola' meaning barn, reflecting the agricultural origins of this former village.

Location: Prague 13

Inception: 1974

Shares border with: Řeporyje, Holyně, Jinonice, Motol, Třebonice, Zličín, Řepy

GPS coordinates: 50.05250,14.33556

Latest update: March 7, 2025 06:42