Vltavska

Vltavska is a metro station on the Line C of the Prague Metro. It is located in the Holešovice district of Prague, Czech Republic. The station was opened on November 7, 1984, as part of the third stage of Line C. It is named after the Vltava River, which flows nearby.

The station is situated underground, featuring a single platform with two tracks. Its architectural design is typical of Prague Metro stations from the socialist era, with a central hall and escalators leading to the surface. The station serves as a key transport hub for the Holešovice area, connecting residents and visitors to various parts of the city.

Above ground, Vltavska is a significant tram stop and bus interchange. This strategic location makes it a vital point for multimodal transportation in Prague. The surrounding area is a mix of residential buildings, businesses, and cultural institutions, including the National Technical Library and the DOX Centre for Contemporary Art, both within walking distance. The station's proximity to the Vltava River also makes it a popular access point for riverfront activities and Stromovka Park. Passengers using Vltavska can easily transfer between the metro, trams, and buses, facilitating travel across the capital.