Are you looking for housing that combines privacy, a prestigious address, and proximity to nature? Troja is one of the most sought-after villa locations in Prague, and it's no wonder. Quiet streets lined with greenery, views of the Vltava, proximity to Stromovka, the ZOO and the botanical garden, as well as modern infrastructure make this district an ideal place for family life and relaxation after a demanding day. It is a place where both luxury lovers and children longing for fun will find their happiness.
The desire for peace, privacy and close proximity to nature is driving more and more people to villa neighborhoods, where everything they need is also close by. Prague locations full of greenery near the center are becoming increasingly popular. But while the popular Hanspaulka and Ořechovka remain long-term prestigious addresses, their busier environment and lesser degree of privacy compel demanding applicants to look further. And it is usually at such a moment that many people think of beloved Troja. A location that is becoming synonymous with elegant life in nature without the need for compromises. And it is no longer just a place where you go on a beautiful Sunday with children to the ZOO.
Hanspaulka and Ořechovka have their own history and nobility, but in recent years, those interested in buying property have been meeting with smaller plots, pointing to a greater traffic load and a lot of hustle and bustle around some villas. On the contrary, Troja usually offers generous gardens, privacy and a minimum of curious neighborly views. And yet it remains within close reach of the city center, has excellent transportation service and modern roads, which comfortably take you wherever you need. It's a short distance, for example, to the Prague tunnel Blanka, to the D8 motorway, which connects to the German motorway A17, but also to the center of Prague, where you will find many great restaurants and historical places that invite for the walk. Thanks to the Troja bridge and a pedestrian footbridge, the city center is accessible within a few minutes. Whether you are driving, cycling or taking a tram, the connection is fast.
Thanks to its strategic location on a hill, Troja offers countless beautiful places with breathtaking views, where you can go for a walk. For example, the famous director Věra Chytilová had a house built here, not far from the botanical garden. And even then, the nature of Troja quickly became an attraction for those who wanted to spend their money there. In the early 70s, she paid allegedly 1.2 million crowns for a luxurious villa. And that was an astronomical amount at the time. Since then, not much has changed. The district of Troja has become a synonym not only for a prestigious address, but above all for grand villas that breathe luxury. And the locals are doing better and better here.
Troja is also exceptional for its connection with nature. On one side is the Vltava river, on the other Salabka vineyards and the Botanical Garden. Just around the corner is the blossoming Stromovka park, cycling paths, well-kept parks, a Zoo with new pavilions, or Troja castle, which hosts excellent cultural events and exhibitions. Locals can enjoy one such exhibition this summer, until mid-September. Life here is not just about living, it's an everyday experience.
No wonder that several famous personalities have found their home here. In addition to Věra Chytilová, the Olympic champions Emil and Dana Zátopkovi also lived in Troja, it is known that the actor Martin Hofmann also lives there today with his family. Today, people who are looking not only for peace for the family but also for an inspiring environment where they can relax after a hard day's work are heading here. There are prestigious schools including bilingual programmes, the family primary school Trojská and nearby international schools in the area, which are abundant in Prague.
Troja has a unique atmosphere that you won't find anywhere else in Prague. It's a place where you are not disturbed by crowds, where you can hear the birds singing in the morning and watch the sunset over the vineyard in the evening. The local community is intimate, yet open. You will meet people here who value peace, privacy, but also quality of life. The architecture in Troja is varied, from modern villas to First Republic gems, sensitively integrated into the natural setting. It's like finding yourself in the middle of a functioning village ideally designed for living. And at the same time, you don’t have to leave beloved Prague. It is no coincidence that for years this city district has been nicknamed the "Prague pearl".
Source: editorial team, mctroja.cz, iDNES.cz