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City Tower, City Empiria and V Tower, the three tallest buildings in Prague, on the plateau in Prague 4.
Na Strži 1702/65,4-Nusle, 14000
Private office from €295/desk/month
Na Strži 2102/61a, 140 00
Day Pass from €27/day · Meeting Room from €21/hr
Hvězdova 1689/2a, 140 00
Day Pass from €21/day · Meeting Room from €25/hr
Na Pankráci 1618/30, 140 00
Day Pass from €21/day · Meeting Room from €21/hr
Pujmanové 1753/10a,Prague 4, 14000
Private office from €379/desk/month
The Pankrác plateau lies on the hills of the Vltava's east bank, south of the centre, in Prague 4. High-rise commercial buildings have gone up here since the 1970s, and the three tallest buildings in Prague stand on the plateau, led by the 109-metre City Tower. Metro line C crosses the Nusle valley inside the Nusle Bridge on its way to the centre. Choose Pankrác for a modern office close to the metro; Nové Město is the alternative when you want a downtown address.
Pankrác lies south of the city centre on the hills of the Vltava's east bank, in Prague 4. It is not a cadastral area of its own: most of the plateau lies in Nusle, and it borders Krč, Podolí, Vyšehrad and Michle. The name comes from the baroque church of St Pancras. Since the 1970s high-rise commercial buildings have gone up on the Pankrác plain. City Empiria, about 104 m, was built in the 1970s as the headquarters of Motokov. City Tower, about 109 m, was finished in 2008 on the site of the unfinished Czechoslovak Radio headquarters and is the tallest building in Prague; V Tower, about 104 m, followed in 2018.
Today the plateau is one of Prague's main locations for flexible offices. According to Savills, Prague 4 holds nearly 30,000 m² of flexible workspace, one of the two largest totals in the city. Regus runs a centre in City Empiria, Spaces is in Parkview on Pujmanové, WorkLounge in Pankrác City Point on Hvězdova, Scott.Weber Workspace in City Element on Na Strži, and mo-cha is on Na Pankráci.
Pankrác is Prague's high-rise office address, and the city's largest flexible-workspace providers are all here. Savills names Scott.Weber Workspace, IWG and WorkLounge as the three largest providers in Prague; all three have houses on the plateau, IWG with its Regus and Spaces brands. Metro line D has been under construction since 2022, and its first section will run south from Pankrác.
For client meetings, the Arkády Pankrác shopping centre sits at the metro station. For conferences, the Prague Congress Centre, opened in 1981 as the Palace of Culture, is next to Vyšehrad station, two stops north on line C; its largest hall seats up to 2,764.
Metro: Line C (red) stops at Pražského povstání, Pankrác and Budějovická. From Pankrác it is four stops north to Muzeum, where you change to line A (green), and six to Florenc for line B (yellow). Metro line D is under construction; its first section will run south from Pankrác.
Tram: Trams run along Na Pankráci, and since December 2024 the line has reached the Pankrác metro station at the Arkády Pankrác shopping centre.
Walking: From Pankrác station it is about 5 minutes on foot to City Tower and about 15 minutes to Budějovická; Vyšehrad fortress is about 30 minutes away.
Airport: The Airport Express (AE) bus runs from Václav Havel Airport to Praha hlavní nádraží (Prague main station), where line C takes you south to Pankrác without changing. Trolleybus 59 runs to Nádraží Veleslavín on line A; change to line C at Muzeum.
City Tower About 109 m, finished in 2008 on the site of the unfinished Czechoslovak Radio headquarters; the tallest building in Prague.
City Empiria About 104 m, built in the 1970s as the headquarters of Motokov; today Regus runs a centre in it.
Nuselský most (Nusle Bridge) Opened on 22 February 1973; metro line C runs inside the bridge between I. P. Pavlova and Vyšehrad on its way to Pankrác.
Arkády Pankrác The shopping centre at the Pankrác metro station; the station's entrances are here, and since December 2024 trams have run up to it.
Choose Pankrác if you want a modern office building close to the metro. According to Savills, Prague 4, which includes Pankrác, holds one of the city's two largest stocks of flexible workspace, and line C reaches Muzeum in four stops. Nové Město is the alternative when you want a downtown address.
Line C (red) stops at Pražského povstání, Pankrác and Budějovická. Change to line A at Muzeum and to line B at Florenc. Trams on Na Pankráci run up to the Pankrác station, and the first section of metro line D, now under construction, will start there.
Regus runs a centre in City Empiria, Spaces is in Parkview on Pujmanové, WorkLounge in Pankrác City Point on Hvězdova, Scott.Weber Workspace in City Element on Na Strži, and mo-cha is on Na Pankráci.
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City Tower on the Pankrác plateau, at about 109 m. It was finished in 2008 on the site of the unfinished Czechoslovak Radio headquarters. City Empiria (about 104 m, 1970s) and V Tower (about 104 m, 2018) also stand on the plateau, so the three tallest buildings in Prague are all here.
Yes. The Arkády Pankrác shopping centre sits at the metro station, and the Prague Congress Centre, opened in 1981 as the Palace of Culture, is next to Vyšehrad station, two stops north on line C. Its largest hall seats up to 2,764.
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