Summer traffic closures around our clinics in Prague 5

The dates and extent of the closures, which will last throughout the summer from 26 June to 29 August:

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Stage 1: 26 to 29 June 2025:

• One-way closure of Plzeňská Street in the direction of Zličín, from the “Smíchov Gate” building to the intersection with Kartouzská Street.
• During the weekend of 28 and 29 June 2025, the closure will be extended to include a tram closure in both directions on Plzeňská Street and Makovského Street.
• Here you can find a clear and practical map with the marked closure and detour routes

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Stage 2: 30 June to 15 July 2025:

• Kartouzská Street closed in the section between Radlická and Plzeňská. The detour route will be marked by Radlická Street.
• Repairs between 30 June and 11 July: Map - Stage 2/1
• Repairs in the period 12 - 15 July: Map - Stage 2/2

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Stage 3: From 16 July 2025:

• Closure of Plzeňská Street for all car and bus traffic in the section between Kartouzská and Erbenova Streets. The detour routes will lead through Mozartova, Vrchlického and Erbenova streets.
• Repairs will be carried out on 16 July: Map - Stage 3/1
• Repairs from 17 July to 29 August: Map - Stage 3/2

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Public transport restrictions:

• Weekend 28 - 29 June 2025: Interrupted tram service in the section Anděl - Sídliště Řepy, alternative bus service will be provided.
• Monday 30 June - Friday 11 July 2025. Tram lines to Košíř and Řepy will bypass Nádražní, Za Ženskymi domovy and Radlická streets. Tram transport to Radlice will be replaced by bus transport.
• From 12 July until the end of the holidays: tram operation in the area will be unrestricted.
• Throughout the holiday period (until 29 August). These lines will be terminated in the direction of Šmukýřka and Strahov in the area of Klamovka/Kavalírka. Line 167 will remain in service towards Anděl. The tram service in Plzeňská Street will be reinforced with an additional line.

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Further (updated) information can be found here, where you can also find all the maps with marked closures.

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