Prague’s Českomoravská Metro Station Reopens After 18-Month Renovation: Here’s What’s New.

Modernization Complete at Prague’s Českomoravská Metro Station

According to Novyny.live: After a year and a half of construction, the Českomoravská metro station in Prague reopened to passengers on March 20. Located on the city’s B-line, the station has undergone extensive upgrades that enhance both its functionality and visual appeal.

Key Upgrades at the Station

The renovation included the replacement of escalators, an overhaul of the ventilation system, and the installation of roughly 120 kilometers of new cabling. In addition, 1,600 LED light fixtures now provide brighter and more energy-efficient illumination. A standout feature is the 143 handcrafted fused-glass panels adorning the walls, giving the station a contemporary look.

• Escalator replacement
• Ventilation system overhaul
• Replacement of approximately 120 km of cables
• Installation of 1,600 LED lights
• Wall decoration with 143 fused-glass panels

A key improvement is the addition of wheelchair-accessible restrooms, marking an important step toward more inclusive public transit infrastructure. The upgrade of Českomoravská represents a significant investment in Prague’s transport network, which is managed by the city’s public transport operator, DPP.

This modernization is part of a broader strategy to upgrade Prague’s public transit infrastructure, aiming to boost service quality and ensure comfortable conditions for all riders. Notably, the renovation improves accessibility for people with disabilities, aligning with the city’s inclusive policy goals. The adoption of new technologies is also expected to lower energy consumption and maintenance costs, boosting the metro’s long-term operational efficiency.