Imagine a quiet suburban haven, where you can easily catch the bus or just spend a quiet afternoon strolling through the neighborhood. Malá Ohrada is a former village that’s now a part of Prague 13. It’s a tranquil nook where you can glimpse remnants of the past amidst modern life. Malá Ohrada is a place where history whispers through the trees and everyday life unfolds in charming, quaint surroundings. You’ll find mainly small, pre-urban houses, built during the 20th century. They were originally built near the main road connecting Jinonice to Řeporyje, which is why a quaint inn once thrived here. Malá Ohrada experienced its main growth during the years of the first Czechoslovak Republic. By the mid-1900s, it had become a neighborhood with more residents than its larger counterpart, Velká Ohrada. Today, the two neighborhoods are part of a larger urban unit known as Ohrada, blending the historic charm of Malá Ohrada with the more sprawling development of Velká Ohrada. Malá Ohrada, despite its peaceful air, finds itself in a somewhat unique position within Prague. It’s a quiet residential area, nestled near a bustling city, offering a glimpse into a different kind of life, a life that’s a little slower, a little quieter, and a little closer to nature. So take a moment to soak in the tranquil ambiance, and maybe you’ll see a bit of history hidden within this modern Prague neighborhood.
Lochkovský potok
Listen closely. Have you ever felt the hush of a hidden stream a secret whispered among the trees? That’s the