Praha-Holyně - K Dobré vodě

The station is old, unmodernized, but still serves great. The PID ticket marker is present at the station and tickets are sold on the train. This station is a good starting point for a trip to the Prokop Valley.

The station is really old and deserves to be regenerated (it would be enough to just paint, modify the timetables and throw a ticket vending machine). Otherwise, it is a normal station, this is a bit more natural type.

Train stop ? in the middle of beautiful nature. It is a single-track line and it is not run very often here. Another disadvantage is the absence of a covered shelter in case of bad weather ?️. There is only one bench. Tickets are purchased directly on the train if required.

The most modest "railway station" in the Czech Republic has its charm.

An ordinary railway station in the middle of the Prokop Valley. There is nothing outside the platform and the old building. It may be so good, there is nature all around and the less people come here the better. You can't get here by car, I will only use the stop on foot. Don't even look for toilets or snacks here.

This small railway station, lost in the beautiful nature of the Prokop Valley, is a bit run-down and would deserve a minor reconstruction, but it definitely has its poetics. The railway stop on single-track line 173 leads from Prague-Smíchov to Rudná near Prague and Beroun. There is a stop here at the sign, so if you want to get out, don't forget the signal button. The stop in Holyni was established in 1933, but the track has existed here since 1873. At the stop there was originally a small railway house - a voice. He was occupied by a railway employee who operated signals and barriers at the level crossing - who knows how it is today? The concrete platform is long, the set builds only at the sound and thus takes up only a small part of it. Although this small train station, lost in the beautiful countryside of the Prokop Valley, is a bit dingy and deserves a minor reconstruction, it certainly has its poetics. The railway stop on the monorail non-electrified railway line 173 runs from Prague-Smíchov to Rudná near Prague and Beroun. You need to give a sign to stop here, so if you want to get off, don't forget to press the signal button. The stop in Holyně was established in 1933, but the track has been passing through since 1873. The concrete platform is long, usually the trains stop right at the house.

Prague Holyně is a very nice place for walks in nature, but watch out for the way from the railway station to the housing estate Velká Ohrada, because this road through the forest is in a terrible condition and it's really an accident, even though a lot of tourists pass through here every day !! I have already written about it at the town hall, but unfortunately it is said that TSK replied that it is not an important way to fix it! ? If it were necessary in Switzerland or Austria, they would fix it there without warning the citizens, but we just can't do anything! At the same time, many foreign tourists walk through the Prokop Valley and it is a famous European natural site.