Prague 6, Municipal district in Prague, Czech Republic
Prague 6 is a municipal district of Prague in the Czech Republic comprising several distinct neighborhoods. The area includes places like Dejvice, Střešovice, Veleslavín, Vokovice, Ruzyně, and Liboc that together form a large residential zone.
The area became officially recognized as a municipal district in 1973, marking a turning point in the city's administrative structure. This reorganization helped manage the growing urban area more effectively.
The district is shaped by several universities that influence its everyday character and street life. The presence of these institutions makes it a place where you encounter young people and notice intellectual activity around you.
The Václav Havel Airport connects this district to the world and serves as the main gateway for visitors arriving by air. Getting to and from the airport is straightforward and offers good connections to other parts of the city.
Within the district sits the Hvězda Game Reserve, a protected woodland area with walking paths and historic structures. This green refuge offers visitors a place to explore nature away from the city's bustle.
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