Michle

Prague, Czech Republic

Michle is a neighbourhood and cadastral area in Prague, Czech Republic, established in 1922. Creators show its historic emergency colonies, including Na Slatinách, with narrow unpaved lanes and makeshift homes, and Sedmidomky, a set of small row houses built in 1928, each 32 square metres.

Type
cadastral area in the Czech Republic, municipal part of the Czech Republic
Location
Prague, Czech Republic
Within
Prague 4
Established
1922
In videos
1 on Travelnetic

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14:57Na Slatinách Historic Emergency Colony

The video tours Na Slatinách, one of Prague's largest surviving 1930s emergency colonies featuring narrow unpaved lanes and makeshift residential structures. Historical photos show how the settlement once featured its own shops and cinema despite lacking running water and electricity.

10:45Sedmidomky Emergency Colony

Valerie explores Sedmidomky, a historic emergency housing colony located in Michle within the Prague 10 district. Built in 1928, these small row houses measure just 32 square meters each and represent a unique survivor of early 20th-century working-class housing.

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Michle is in Prague, Czech Republic. It is a cadastral area in the Czech Republic.

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