Žižkov

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Žižkov is a historic, traditionally working-class district of Prague known for its dense urban fabric, vibrant nightlife, and notable landmarks such as the Žižkov Television Tower and several important cemeteries.

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Žižkov canonical 6
Žižkov campus 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf district of Prague
urban neighborhood
adjacentTo Karlín
Strašnice
linked to: Strašnická

Vinohrady
Vysočany
administrativeDistrict Prague 3 municipal district
country Czech Republic
hasCemetery New Jewish Cemetery
Olšany Cemeteries
hasCharacteristic dense urban fabric
vibrant nightlife
hasGreenSpace Parukářka Park
Vítkov Park
hasHeritage working-class district
hasLandmark Church of St. Procopius
Jan Žižka equestrian statue
National Monument on Vítkov
New Jewish Cemetery in Olšany
Olšany Cemeteries
Palác Akropolis
Parukářka Park
Vrch sv. Kříže (Holy Cross Hill)
Vítkov Hill
Žižkov Freight Railway Station
Žižkov Television Tower
Žižkov Tunnel
hasPublicTransport bus lines
tram lines
hasReligiousBuilding Church of St. Procopius
hasStructureHeight Žižkov Television Tower is 216 meters tall
historicalDevelopment rapidly urbanized in late 19th century
historicalStatus independent town until 1922
incorporatedInto Greater Prague in 1922
knownFor alternative culture
pubs and bars
student population
language Czech
locatedIn Prague
Prague 3
namedAfter Jan Žižka
partOf Bohemia
postalCodeRegion 130 00
timeZone Central European Time
timeZoneDST Central European Summer Time
urbanForm narrow streets
tenement blocks

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University of Economics, Prague campus Žižkov campus
linked to: Žižkov
Prague 3 contains Žižkov
Olšany Cemeteries locatedIn Žižkov
Faculty of International Relations, University of Economics, Prague campus Žižkov campus
linked to: Žižkov
Karlín borderedBy Žižkov
subject linked to: Karlín district of Prague