Dejvice between culture, nature and wine

• VítÄ›zné námÄ›stí is the centre of Dejvice.
• Metro Line A serves Dejvice via Dejvická station.
• Vektor Technická offers a public cultural programme during the season with concerts, performances, exhibitions, debates, workshops and community events.
• Divadlo Spejbla a Hurvínka presents traditional Czech puppet theatre for children and adults.
• Vinice Baba is the only certified organic vineyard in Prague. Tours and wine tastings are possible by arrangement with the owner.
• Osada Baba comprises 33 functionalist villas of various types, built between 1932 and 1940. The urban planning was designed by Pavel Janák.

Anyone who does not want to limit culture to museums will find different ways to experience it in Dejvice. During the season, Vektor Technická’s programme ranges from concerts and performances to exhibitions, debates, workshops and community events. As these offerings do not all appeal to the same type of visitor, you can plan your trip around the particular programme that interests you.

Divadlo Spejbla a Hurvínka is a cultural venue in its own right. The traditional Czech puppet theatre is aimed at children and adults. This means that a stay in Dejvice can also be combined with a theatre visit if you are travelling with different age groups or would like to discover Czech culture in a family-oriented setting.

The Kaňon Vltavy u Sedlce area includes the Dejvice cadastral district. It is home to open rocky communities, xerothermic flora and wildlife featuring many rare and endangered species. These characteristics give the area a distinctly different character from the cultural programme in the locality and can be a separate focus for your trip.

Vinice Baba also combines landscape and regional products. The vineyard is located on the edge of the Baba protected area and is the only certified organic vineyard in Prague. A tour with wine tasting is possible by arrangement with the owner. If you would like to include this offering in your plans, you should treat the necessary arrangement as a separate part of your preparations.

Vítězné náměstí is the centre of Dejvice and therefore serves as an easy reference point when you want to organise the area mentally. Dejvická station is also important for transport, as Metro Line A serves Dejvice via this station.

Osada Baba offers another perspective on the area. The 33 functionalist villas of various types were built between 1932 and 1940; the urban planning was designed by Pavel Janák. Baba Colony has been a municipal heritage conservation zone since 1993 and has been included in the European Heritage List since 2020. For those interested in architecture and urban history, this historical and heritage-protection context is an independent reason to travel.

When choosing your accommodation, you can define the focus of your trip and give different weight to culture, nature, wine or architecture. At Vinice Baba, a tour and wine tasting are possible by arrangement with the owner; you should include this arrangement in your preparations.

If you would also like to compare Dejvice with other destinations, you can include Prague 8, Cakovice, Hloubětín, Zbraslav, Kunratice, Újezd Nad Lesy, Motol and Strašnice in your further travel planning.

How do you reach Dejvice by metro?

Dejvice is served by Metro Line A via Dejvická station.

Is there puppet theatre for families in Dejvice?

Yes. Divadlo Spejbla a Hurvínka offers traditional Czech puppet theatre for children and adults.

Can Vinice Baba be visited and wine tasted?

Yes, tours and wine tastings are possible by arrangement with the owner.

What is Osada Baba?

Osada Baba is a colony of 33 functionalist villas of various types. They were built between 1932 and 1940; the urban planning was designed by Pavel Janák.

What heritage-protection status does Baba Colony have?

Baba Colony has been a municipal heritage conservation zone since 1993 and has been included in the European Heritage List since 2020.

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