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September 2, 2026

Prague City Hall

A study will test whether Prague gets the SPACE urban innovation hub

The city firm OICT will commission it together with the city hall, Prague 5 and the Chamber of Commerce. Where the hub would stand and what it would cost, nobody is saying yet.

Source: Prague City Hall

September 1, 2026

Prague City Hall

The former Orionka tram depot in Vinohrady is to become a multi-use site

The city wants to turn the long-underused depot grounds into a place for culture, community, sport and environmental activity. Neither a timetable nor a cost is given.

Source: Prague City Hall

Prague 8

Prague 8 opened two nursery groups, adding 47 places

The new Palmovka and Zenklova 27 groups offer 47 places for the youngest children between them.

Source: Prague 8

Prague 7

Streets by schools in Prague 7 got paintings straight onto the asphalt

Rajská, Plynární and Jablonského near Nádraží Holešovice have been painted under an asphalt-art scheme; Antonínská follows in September. Pupils themselves helped shape the places they walk through to school. The paint is meant to slow traffic where there is neither time nor money for construction work.

Source: Prague 7

Prague City Hall

Prague Zoo gets 39 new posts

The council approved a staffing stabilisation plan for the zoo that raises its headcount limit by 39 posts. What it will cost and which departments are involved is not stated.

Source: Prague City Hall

Prague 8

The Czech National Symphony Orchestra moves into the Krakov cultural centre

The orchestra has a new home at the Krakov cultural centre in Prague 8. Neither the terms nor the length of the tenancy is given.

Source: Prague 8

Prague 8

890 children started first grade in Prague 8

Pupils returned to all fifteen primary schools run by the district; for just under nine hundred of them it was the first day of school.

Source: Prague 8

August 31, 2026

Prague 8

School streets spread to more Prague neighbourhoods from September

At the Hovorčovická primary school in Prague 8 a school street starts on 7 September: in the morning the area around the school closes to cars so children can walk in safely on their own. The push came from the school and from parents; the measure runs under the Safe Routes to School programme, coordinated by the Pešky městem organisation and funded by the city. Prague 7 is launching school streets for the new year as well — so this is a city programme, not one district's idea.

Source: Prague 8 · Prague 7

Prague City Hall

Recycling yards to open longer on Saturdays and gain Reuse points

The city is preparing a tender for running nine recycling yards — the current contracts expire in June 2027. The new terms are to include longer Saturday opening hours and Reuse points, places for items that still have a life left in them.

Source: Prague City Hall

Prague City Hall

Prague has a heat supply strategy to 2036

The council approved a district heating strategy and master plan for the city up to 2036. The document is to set the framework for secure and sustainable heat supply; the announcement gives no specific measures or costs.

Source: Prague City Hall