CorelDraw Map Ostrava Czech Republic

Ostrava is the third-largest city in the Czech Republic, and it’s known for its industrial heritage, rich history, and cultural diversity. The city is located in the northeastern part of the country, in the Moravian-Silesian Region. Ostrava is divided into several city districts and neighborhoods, each with its own unique character and charm. Here’s an overview of some of the key districts and neighborhoods in Ostrava:

1. Ostrava-Center (Ostrava-Centrum): This is the heart of the city and is home to many of its historical and cultural attractions. You’ll find the Masaryk Square, the New City Hall, and the iconic St. Wenceslas Church in this district. It’s a vibrant area with plenty of shops, restaurants, and nightlife.
2. Poruba: Located to the north of the city center, Poruba is a large residential district with a more modern feel. It’s known for its green spaces, parks, and the Technical University of Ostrava. The district is well-connected by trams to the city center.
3. Vítkovice: This district is famous for its industrial heritage, with the Vítkovice Ironworks being a prominent landmark. In recent years, the area has been revitalized and turned into a cultural and creative hub, with museums, galleries, and event spaces.
4. Slezská Ostrava (Silesian Ostrava): This is one of the oldest parts of the city and has a distinct character. It’s known for its historic architecture, including the Silesian-Ostrava Castle. You can also explore the beautiful ZOO Ostrava in this district.
5. Hrabová: This neighborhood is primarily residential and offers a quieter atmosphere compared to the city center. It’s situated to the southeast of Ostrava and is well-connected by public transportation.
6. Mariánské Hory and Hulváky: These are two adjacent neighborhoods to the northwest of the city center. Mariánské Hory has a mix of residential and commercial areas, while Hulváky is more residential. The area is known for its parks and greenery.
7. Třebovice: Located in the eastern part of Ostrava, Třebovice is another primarily residential district. It’s a peaceful and family-friendly area with various parks and schools.
8. Přívoz: Situated to the south of the city center, Přívoz is a diverse district with a mix of residential and commercial areas. It’s known for its historic architecture and offers a range of amenities.
9. Kunčičky: This district is found in the southwestern part of Ostrava and offers a mix of housing options. It’s home to a variety of shops and services and is well-connected by public transportation.
10. Svinov: Located to the southeast of the city center, Svinov is a transportation hub with a train station and a busy bus terminal. It also has a mix of housing and commercial areas.

Keep in mind that Ostrava, like many cities, has seen ongoing development and changes in recent years, and the character of some neighborhoods may have evolved. The city is known for its vibrant cultural scene, with theaters, galleries, and music festivals, making it an interesting place to explore and live.