Tchertanovo Tsentralnoïe
District
The central part of Chertanovo, with Prazhskaya station, designed with the participation of Czechoslovak architects, and the Park of the 30th Anniversary of Victory.
Le quartier
The residential district grew in the 1970s–1980s on the lands of the former village of Chertanovo. Prazhskaya station opened in 1985 and was decorated with the help of specialists from Czechoslovakia.
In return Prague received Moskevská station (now Anděl) — an example of exchange between the two metro systems.
- District administratif
- Sud okroug administratif
- Statut
- District
- Population
- 111 581 (au 2025)
- Superficie
- 6,9 km²
- Stations dans le district
- 1
Population d’après Wikidata à la date indiquée ; superficie calculée d’après la limite OpenStreetMap ; stations selon leur position dans la limite.
À voir
Prazhskaya station
A station decorated by Czechoslovak architects.
Park of the 30th Anniversary of Victory
A local park with avenues.
Church of St Cyprian
The district’s parish church.
Où se promener
- 01
Park of the 30th Anniversary of Victory
A walk along the park avenues.
- 02
To the Bitsa forest
A route west to the woods.
Architecture
High-rise blocks, boulevards and the Bitsa forest to the west.Transports
Sur le plan des transportsStations dans le district
Métro
Le saviez-vous
- 01
Prazhskaya station opened in 1985.
- 02
Prague has a station built with the participation of Moscow metro builders.
Sur la carte
Limites : © contributeurs OpenStreetMap, ODbL. Limite d’après OpenStreetMap, novembre 2026.