The future of Florenc
A new station for the next chapter of Florenc
Florenc is changing. The new check-in hall will be a temporary, demountable building and will serve passengers while the Florenc21 area is redeveloped.
Back to homepage- 108 000 m² Florenc21 floor area
- approx. CZK 20 bn Investment by Penta Real Estate
- 2028 Construction start
- 2031 Phase 1 completion
Project visualisations
How the new station might look
The images present a more open hall with clearer wayfinding, strong architecture and better ties to the wider Florenc neighbourhood.
Inside the visuals Visualisations: Upstructure and Penta Real Estate. The design may change.
Project at a glance
The next decade for operations and urban life
The scheme links a more representative passenger environment with the wider transformation of Florenc and its public spaces.
- Modern check-in and more comfortable waiting areas
- Operational and administrative space in one coherent system
- Stronger connections between the terminal, the city and open space
Key message
Essential information about the new hall
Prague Florenc coach station faces a major transformation. The check-in function moves into a new building with a striking roofline, following the winning design by studio Upstructure.
The concept also reuses the arches of the Negrelli viaduct for community, culture and commerce, bringing new life to the surrounding public realm.
The new check-in hall is planned as a temporary, demountable building for the Florenc21 redevelopment. Published information puts completion by 2030.
A new quality for the terminal
What the new Florenc brings
According to published proposals, a new check-in hall will be built as part of the wider Florenc21 area. The aim is a more modern passenger environment, clearer orientation and stronger links between the terminal and the city.
New check-in hall
The new hall aims to give passengers a dignified environment, operational and administrative space plus complementary retail and services.
Modular approach
The winning concept uses a clear steel structure with separate modules for back-of-house spaces and retail.
Better connection to the city
Redevelopment should connect Florenc, Karlín and wider central Prague with new public routes and spaces.
Active public realm
The vision adds streets, lively frontages and services, including revitalised space around the Negrelli viaduct.
How the area evolves
Change step by step
Florenc is a long-term programme that links the new station with redevelopment between Karlín, New Town and Žižkov.
The new hall is one of the key milestones for the whole area.
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2025–2026
Competition evaluation and unveiling of winning designs for Florenc21 and the new check-in hall.
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2028
Planned start of construction for the first phase of Florenc redevelopment.
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2031
Expected completion of the first residential quarter phase according to published plans.
