Location
in the city centre
2 metro lines "B" and "C"
12 tram lines
8 PID bus lines
350 trains daily from/to Masaryk Railway Station
600 long-distance buses daily from/to ÚAN Florenc
103 thousand vehicles a day drive along the Bastion motorway
Location advantages
The entrance to the building is directly at the exit of the Florenc metro station - transfer station of lines B and C. In front of the building is the final stop of 8 bus lines, nearby is a tram stop where 12 tram lines pass. The Florenc Central Bus Station is 50 metres from the building and buses from the Czech Republic and abroad arrive here.
It is a 5-minute walk from Masaryk Station, which is the terminus for regional train connections from the east, north and partly from the north-west of the Prague metropolitan area, and will soon also offer a direct train connection to Václav Havel Airport. When arriving by car, you can park directly in the building in the underground garage. If you prefer to bike, you will be glad to know that you can use not only the bike parking, but also the possibility to take a shower.
Development of the site
in the city centre
Together with Zaha Hadíd's Masaryčka project, Bastion forms the first phase of the development of a large area in the centre of Prague. In the following phases, the Florence area will be connected to the centre of Prague, creating a place with a lot of services, shops, offices and leisure activities with a high concentration of people. The intention is to redevelop the surrounding land into a functionally self-sufficient urban district, the aim being to remove the scar on the face of the city represented by the existing brownfield and replace it with a well-defined urban structure designed for living, working and leisure with a direct connection to the historic centre.
Penta Real Estate has acquired the land from ČSAD Praha holding and is planning an extensive development of the entire site. The aim is to create a new multifunctional urban district with an emphasis on increasing the comfort of residents and visitors to Prague.
Read more about the development of the site here.
