Aritma Praha building, Sports complex in Vokovice, Czech Republic
Aritma Praha is a sports complex in Vokovice with a distinctive cylindrical design and extensive windows. The building at Lužná 2 houses tennis courts, swimming pools, and various other sports facilities within its walls.
The building was designed in 1970 by architects Miroslav Skála and Jan Mihalíček and opened to the public in 1974. It was built during a period when Prague was expanding its modern sports infrastructure.
The building serves as a meeting point for athletes and training groups from the city, where people gather regularly to practice and compete. Visitors see practitioners of different sports using the facility as their main training and competition venue.
The facility offers parking options for both short and extended visits, with spaces directly at the building and free areas nearby. Visitors should check their preferred sport facility before arriving, as the complex includes multiple different areas.
The complex houses a hostel and restaurant alongside its sports facilities, allowing visitors to train, stay overnight, and dine in one location. This combination makes it a self-contained hub for extended sports visits.
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