CAMP Tour: From Výstaviště to Vltavská In today's Bubny-Zátory development area, there used to be a freight railway station with transshipment warehouses. Today, a modern neighborhood for 25,000 residents is being built here. The new Praha-Bubny railway station, which opened in August, plays a key role in transforming this brownfield. Together with the new Praha-Výstaviště stop, it will form part of the modernized line to the airport and Kladno. Its proximity to Vltavská metro station (Line C) and tram lines will provide convenient connections between different transport modes. The site will also feature a direct connection to the planned Vltava Philharmonic, Prague's first newly built concert hall for symphonic music in more than a hundred years.

A guided walk with Lenka Hubáčková will explore the development of this railway line, its individual stations, and the future look of the philharmonic, taking you through the lesser-known corners of Holešovice.

Practical information:

• The walk is designed primarily for seniors; registration takes place through the reservation system of the Elpida Educational and Cultural Center.
• The commentary takes place in public space, i.e., in a relatively noisy environment.
• Meeting point at 9:50 at the Výstaviště tram stop (at the terminal stop by Stromovka).
• The route is approximately 2.5 km long; the walk ends at Vltavská metro station.
• The walk will last approximately 2 hours.