At the end of European Mobility Week christened the “Walking Map of Prague” in Národní třída in Prague. She devotes herself in a unique way walking around the metropolis and does not forget about environmental issues.

The wider center of Prague is commonly shown on the map: You can find it here Gaze I Nové Město, Malá Strana, Vinohrady, Žižkov, Nusle, Vyšehrad, Smíchov, Dejvice, Holešovice, Bubeneč and the surrounding area.

Gray: Hurry away

The individual streets of Prague are graphically depicted in various shades: white street means calm, light gray then means street with polluted air and deep gray means a street with heavily polluted air.

The historical center of Prague received an award from the map – the streets of the Old Town were, with a few exceptions shines white. In this case, the gray cane is perhaps just a series of streets Jungmannova – Perlová – Rytířská – Skořepka – Na Perštýně – Národní, where the main transport route flows in the historic center of the metropolis. According to the guide, Wenceslas Square is a polluted traffic only in its upper half.

Each Holešovic street turned out differently in the evaluation of maps.

Author: A clean footprint through Prague

In other parts of the wider center of Prague, pollution logically stays mainly along the main traffic arteries: Make gray colors therefore, it was shrouded on a pedestrian map highway or street Vinohradská, Koněvova, Dobříšská in front of the tunnel complex, Victory Square, Trade Fair or Argentine.

Based on the information from the maps, you can easily plan each one meaningful walk. Not only do people choose a route without polluted air, but you can also choose which part of Prague’s nature to visit. The map divides all the green areas in the depicted section of the metropolis into public AND private areas.

Graphic processing of the cartographic guide also order which streets of Prague are decorated with a tree alley. In this category, Vinohrady plays a clear role on a Prague scale.

The road crosses

The walking map of Prague offers many other useful tips to plan for people in the metropolis original walk. You can also find out the location from it, for example tunnels for pedestrians or cyclists, barrier-free passages, deployment playgrounds, official parks or even places with cultural activities.

The other side of the map offers people other interesting information.

Author: A clean footprint through Prague

On the other side of the map, people will find interesting things from the world of walking. The creators of the map from the initiative of the Clean Footprint of Prague residents they encourage them to start walking more in the capital. “You must be surprised,” they promise in one of the texts.

A walking map of Prague will be available in paper form at the gatehouse in the Škoda Palace AND in the information center on Mariánské náměstí.

See all the areas covered by the walking map: