Magistrát hlavního města Prahy branches

We provide information about the authority, services and cultural and social events in the area.

Providing information and services related to the borough.

Providing information and services related to the borough. Provision of Czech POINT services.

Engaged in sharing information, services and cultural and social events related to the borough. Provision of Czech POINT services. We operate an electronic official board. We publish a municipal newsletter.

The first written record of Zbraslav dates back to 1115. The village is located at an altitude of 200 metres. The municipal district of Prague - Zbraslav is situated at the confluence of the Vltava and Berounka rivers on the southern outskirts of Prague. The Zbraslav castle is located in the district.

Providing information about the office, services and cultural and social events of the territory.

Exercise of autonomous competence according to the Act on the Capital City of Prague. Prague. Exercise of delegated competence within the scope provided for by special laws and the Statute of the Capital City of Prague. Prague.

Providing information and services related to the borough. In addition, a library and a ceramics workshop are available.

The first written record of Prague 11 dates back to 1185. The territory has 77 051 inhabitants and is at an altitude of 240 m. It provides CZECH POINT services. The Prague 11 Office is responsible for the extended competence of the state administration for the territory of the other municipal districts of Šeberov, Křeslice, Újezd, Chodov and Háje.

Providing information and services related to the borough. Tourist, cultural and other events are organized in the place, there is a library.

Support for the development of the capital city of Prague. Prague's main conceptual workplace in the field of architecture, urban planning, development and city design, collaborating on major decisions in these areas.

Providing information and services related to the borough. Provision of Czech POINT services. The number of permanent residents is 2234 persons. The first written mention dates back to 1132 - the Chronicle of the Canon of the Vyšehrad Chapter, the legend of Bishop Menhart.