Karlín Square
This natural centre of Karlín quickly became one of the most popular places in Prague. You will find a varied mix of restaurants, cafés and shops there. Venues in the vicinity offer a multitude of cultural and social activities, from concerts and theatre shows to the traditional local fairs.
The Invalidovna
This monumental building from the eighteenth century is one of Karlín’s architectural gems. Used initially as an infirmary for war veterans, it currently houses a community centre where you can go to see all kinds of exhibitions and social and cultural events.
Forum Karlín
Modern architecture aficionados will love this industrial building packed with the latest technologies, rebuilt from ČKD factory halls based on a design by Spanish architect Ricardo Bofill. The venue regularly hosts concerts, conferences, trade fairs and other events. Its location and flexible layout make it a sought-after venue for international undertakings.
Kasárna Karlín
This former army barracks complex underwent a major transformation and now serves as a cultural and community centre. The heritage site is a popular venue for art, as well as educational and social activities, offering a wide array of attractions for the public including exhibitions, workshops and concerts.
Štvanice
The picturesque river island attracts visitors with its green areas, bike paths and sports facilities such as beach volleyball courts and a skatepark. It used to serve as hunting dog training grounds, hence its name (štvanice is Czech for ‘chase’). Today, it is an oasis of calm for anyone seeking escape from the busy city life.
Prague City Golf
This is the ideal place for those who want to perfect their skills or simply play a game of golf on perfectly maintained greens. The modern facility offers a broad range of training options, including a driving range, a chipping green and a putting green, and is available to both beginners and seasoned golfers.