Prague 18

Prague 18, also known as Letňany, is a district in the northeast of the Czech capital. First mentioned in 1347 as a farmstead, the village became an independent municipality in 1850 and was incorporated into Prague in 1968. Its history is closely tied to aviation: aircraft factories have been based here since the 1920s, and an airfield is still in operation. In the decades following its incorporation, numerous apartment blocks were built. Today, Letňany is defined above all by its modern infrastructure, including an exhibition center and the northern terminus of Metro Line C, which has served the district since 2008.