List of Prague Metro stations
Stations

List of Prague Metro stations

Section Title: Stations
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Name	Photo	Located	Named after	Line	Opened	Notes

Anděl (Moskevská)	-	B	November 2, 1985	formerly Moskevská, after Moscow

Bořislavka Handicapped/disabled access	-	A	April 6, 2015

Budějovická	-	C	May 9, 1974

Černý Most Handicapped/disabled access	Prague metro Cerny Most station 01.JPG	B	November 8, 1998	means Black Bridge in English Located above-ground with side platforms

Českomoravská	-	B	November 22, 1990

Chodov Handicapped/disabled access (Budovatelů)	-	C	November 11, 1980	formerly Budovatelů

Dejvická Handicapped/disabled access (Leninova)	-	Dejvice (The suburb which it serves)	A	August 12, 1978	formerly Leninova, after Vladimir Lenin

Depo Hostivař Handicapped/disabled access	-	A	May 26, 2006

Flora	-	A	December 19, 1980

Florenc Handicapped/disabled access (Sokolovská)	-	at the central bus station	BC	May 9, 1974 C November 2, 1985 B	formerly Sokolovská

Háje Handicapped/disabled access (Kosmonautů)	-	C	November 11, 1980	formerly Kosmonautů

Hlavní nádraží Handicapped/disabled access	Praha, Hlavní nádraží, nástupiště.JPG	at the main train station	C	May 9, 1974	Has side platforms as it was originally built for trams

Hloubětín Handicapped/disabled access	Hloubětín - metro II.JPG	B	June 8, 1999

Hradčanská	Metro Prague - Hradcanska Station.JPG	close to the Prague Castle	Hradčany	A	August 12, 1978

Hůrka Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 11, 1994

I.P.Pavlova Handicapped/disabled access	-	C	May 9, 1974

Invalidovna	Praha, Invalidovna.JPG	B	November 22, 1990

Jinonice (Švermova)	-	B	October 26, 1988	formerly Švermova

Jiřího z Poděbrad	-	George of Poděbrady	A	December 19, 1980

Kačerov	-	C	May 9, 1974

Karlovo náměstí	-	B	November 2, 1985

Kobylisy Handicapped/disabled access	Prague metro Kobylisy station 01.JPG	C	June 26, 2004

Kolbenova Handicapped/disabled access	Praha, Hloubětín, Stanice metra Kolbenova, nástupiště.JPG	B	June 26, 2001

Křižíkova	-	František Křižík	B	November 22, 1990

Ládví Handicapped/disabled access	Praha, Kobylisy, stanice metra Ládví III.JPG	C	June 26, 2004

Letňany Handicapped/disabled access	-	C	May 8, 2008

Luka Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 11, 1994

Lužiny Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 11, 1994

Malostranská	-	under Pod Bruskou street	Malá Strana (Lesser town)	A	August 12, 1978

Můstek	-	Under Wenceslas Square	The former medieval bridge (Můstek is the diminutive form of most, meaning "bridge") over the old town moat; the remains of the bridge can be seen at the station entrance.	AB	August 12, 1978 A November 2, 1985 B

Muzeum	-	at the top of the Wenceslas Square	the National Museum	AC	May 9, 1974 C August 12, 1978 A

Nádraží Holešovice Handicapped/disabled access (Fučíkova)	-	Praha-Holešovice mainline railway station	C	November 3, 1984	formerly Fučíkova, after Julius Fučík

Nádraží Veleslavín Handicapped/disabled access	-	A	April 6, 2015	offers bus link to the Václav Havel Airport Prague

Náměstí Míru	-	A	August 12, 1978	means Square of Peace in English

Náměstí Republiky	-	near the Old Town Square and the Jewish Town	B	November 2, 1985

Národní třída Handicapped/disabled access	-	the National Theater	B	November 2, 1985	Closed and refurbished between 2012 - 2014

Nemocnice Motol Handicapped/disabled access	-	Motol Hospital	A	April 6, 2015

Nové Butovice Handicapped/disabled access (Dukelská)	-	B	October 26, 1988	formerly Dukelská, named after the bitterly contested WW2 battle in Dukla Pass

Opatov Handicapped/disabled access (Družby)	Opatov metro C 5992.JPG	C	November 11, 1980	formerly Družby

Palmovka	-	B	November 22, 1990

Pankrác Handicapped/disabled access (Mládežnická)	-	C	May 9, 1974	formerly Mládežnická

Petřiny Handicapped/disabled access	Petřiny metro 1.JPG	A	April 6, 2015

Pražského povstání	-	the Prague Uprising	C	May 9, 1974

Prosek Handicapped/disabled access	-	C	May 8, 2008	Side platforms

Radlická	-	B	October 26, 1988

Rajská zahrada Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 8, 1998	means Paradise Garden in English Side platforms

Roztyly Handicapped/disabled access (Primátora Vacka)	-	C	November 11, 1980	formerly Primátora Vacka

Skalka Handicapped/disabled access	-	A	November 4, 1990	means Rockery in English

Smíchovské nádraží	-	Praha-Holešovice mainline railway station	B	November 2, 1985

Staroměstská	-	near the Old Town Square, the Jewish Town and Charles Bridge	Staré město (Old town)	A	August 12, 1978

Stodůlky Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 11, 1994

Strašnická Handicapped/disabled access	-	A	November 11, 1987

Střížkov Handicapped/disabled access	-	C	May 8, 2008

Vltavská	-	C	November 3, 1984

Vyšehrad Handicapped/disabled access (Gottwaldova)	-	Vyšehrad fortress, castle and cemetery	C	May 9, 1974	formerly Gottwaldova, after Klement Gottwald Side platforms partially in a tunnel, partially on a viaduct, due to being built through a cliff face running perpendicular to the line.

Vysočanská Handicapped/disabled access	Prague metro Vysocanska station 01.JPG	B	November 8, 1998

Želivského	-	Jan Želivský	A	December 19, 1980

Zličín Handicapped/disabled access	-	B	November 11, 1994

Sentence(s)

Střížkov is a Prague Metro station of Line C opened in May 2008.

final_sentence: Střížkov is a Prague Metro station of Line C opened in May 2008.