Nádraží Uhříněves

a small train station with a ticket office and a small waiting room

The Uhříněves railway station was established on the Emperor František Josef Railway at the beginning of its operation on December 14, 1871. Today, the Prague - Uhříněves railway station is the penultimate stop and the last station in Prague on line number 221 to Benešov. The railway station in Uhříněves is located directly in the built-up area. The station building is completely identical to the station in Hostivař and dates from 1915. Only passenger (stop) trains stop in Uhříněves. During peak working days and in the early evening, they run at regular intervals of 30 minutes and during peak periods, 60 minutes, which makes it easy to remember train departure times. The half-hour interval is maintained outside the working days in the afternoon. The national cash desk is open Mon – Sun 06: 15–17: 30. It is possible to pay by credit card and euros. There is a barrier-free toilet in the station. Near the station there is a public transport stop and public parking. The railway station Uhříněves was established on the route of Emperor Franz Joseph in the beginning of its operation on December 14, 1871. Today, the railway station Praha - Uhříněves is the penultimate stop and the last station in Prague on the railway line 221 to Benešov . The station is located in Uhříněves directly in the area of ​​a housing development. The station building is completely identical to the station in Hostivař and dates back to 1915. Only passenger (local) trains keep stopping at Uhříněves. At peak business hours and late afternoon, it runs at regular intervals of 30 minutes and (out of peak traffic) for 60 minutes, making it easy to remember train departure times for passengers. The half-hour interval remains preserved even in the afternoon during the weekends. The National Cashier is in operation on Mon-Sun 06:15 AM - 05:30 PM. You can pay by credit card and euros. There is a barrier-free toilet in the station. The public transport stop and a public car park can be found close to the station.

Clean with minimal homelessness and excellent transport accessibility. Trains and buses run every few minutes in all directions. The fastest connection to the city center.

Quite a nice train station, the fastest connection from Uhříněves to the center to the main railway station in Prague. Tickets cannot be bought all day, counter with limited opening hours. In the area of ​​the railway station there is a newsagent and a waiting room.

I'm glad that someone has finally started to take an interest in the area around the station.