Masaryčka is the gateway to the center of Prague – not only connecting the Karlín and Žižkov city districts with the city center, but also forming a transport hub for suburban and domestic connections. It is a short distance from Masaryčka anywhere, for example, taking an evening walk through Prague to the newly reconstructed National Museum on Wenceslas Square.

More than 40,000 passengers, usually commuting to Prague for work or education, use the train connections here every day. A significant increase in passenger turnover at Masaryk Railway Station is planned for the future, thanks to the connection Prague - Václav Havel Airport - Kladno. The modernized and partly new route should ensure a fast and convenient connection between the center of Prague, the international airport and Kladno.

Masaryčka provides an ideal connection by public transport. It is situated directly on the top of vestibule of the ´Náměstí Republiky´ metro station of line B, tram and bus stops. Part of the train connections within Masaryk Railway Station is also suburban transport in the direction of Prague East or West.

In the mood for something special? Just stop by at Masaryčka. You’ll find Italian cuisine at L’Osteria, sweet desserts and breakfast specials at Ollies café-bistro, specialty coffee at the LOKA espresso bar, premium steaks, burgers, and pastrami grilled over wood and in clay ovens at Fuze restaurant & brewery, and sushi along with Japanese specialties at Sakuras. Masaryčka brings global flavours right to the heart of Prague.

Masaryčka continues this tradition with a vibrant mix of shops, services, restaurants, and cafés. The new establishments have brought new life to Na Florenci Street. In the newly constructed buildings along the railway tracks, retail units of various sizes have been created, directly connected to Na Florenci Street, the platforms of the modernised station, and the elevated platform above the tracks.

At Masaryčka, the selection of retail tenants has been carefully curated to offer services and experiences sought after by everyone spending time here. Whether you are heading to a business meeting, travelling with children by train to the airport, or passing through on your way back from the theatre, you can stop for shopping at Masaryčka’s stores or nearby Palladium and Florentinum. And if you’re visiting from elsewhere, you can stay overnight at The Cloud One Prague hotel.