Garáže Vršovice, Transportation facility in Vršovice district, Prague, Czech Republic

Garáže Vršovice is a bus depot of Dopravní podnik hl. m. Prahy in Bohdalec, part of Michle in Prague 10, about 200 m from the Vršovice border on Nad Vršovskou horou street. The complex consists of garage halls and outdoor parking areas; a daily maintenance hall was added in 1972.

Garáže Vršovice opened on 2 April 1955 as a trolleybus depot, replacing the Vinohrady depot and becoming Prague's first depot built solely for trolleybuses. Buses first appeared in 1964, and trolleybus service ended in 1968. Parking areas later more than doubled capacity, and a daily maintenance hall was added in 1972.

The garages sit in Michle, about 200 m from the Vršovice border, near Nad Vršovskou horou street, and serve bus operations in Prague's southeastern districts. The site opened on 2 April 1955 as the city's first depot built solely for trolleybuses, replacing the Vinohrady depot near Orionka.

The garages are a working depot of Dopravní podnik hl. m. Prahy and are not open to the public, so the halls and parking areas cannot be entered. They stand in Michle near Nad Vršovskou horou street, about 200 m from the Vršovice boundary; bus stops in the Bohdalec area are the closest approach.

The site opened on 2 April 1955 as Prague's first depot built solely for trolleybuses, replacing the Vinohrady depot near Orionka. Trolleybuses left in 1968, and a daily maintenance hall was added in 1972.