Čakovice

Čakovice is a cadastral district and part of the municipal district of Prague 18 in the City of Prague, Czech Republic. It is located in the northern part of Prague, northeast of the city center. Historically a separate village, Čakovice was incorporated into Prague in 1968.

Čakovice is primarily a residential area with a mix of apartment buildings and single-family homes. It is known for its quieter, more suburban atmosphere compared to the inner districts of Prague. It has good transport connections to the city center via public transportation, including buses and trains.

Important landmarks and features of Čakovice include:

• Čakovice Castle: A historic castle that has undergone various renovations throughout its history.
• The Church of Saint Remigius: A significant religious building in the area.
• Various parks and green spaces.

Čakovice has a local council and provides essential services to its residents. It continues to develop as a residential area, attracting families and individuals seeking a balance between city accessibility and a more tranquil living environment.