Archival plans of Prague
Scanned old maps and plans tell the story of Prague's development. Some of them are also unique works of art.
Want to see what Prague looked like two hundred years ago? Old plans show both minor changes and entire neighborhoods that have disappeared. In the geoportal applications, you can work with scanned archives that have been transformed into the JTSK coordinate system. The originals are usually already quite damaged by age, so even their electronic versions are not perfectly accurate. Moreover, the old plans are also a work of art in their own right.
Plans of Prague in time
1944
Plan of Prague
1940
Publication of a modified Semi-topographical plan of the Royal City Prague with Smíchov and Karlin in the annex to the publication Semi-topographical plan of the Royal Capital Prague around 1870
1938
Orientation plan of the capital city Prague and its surroundings
1920 - 1924
Elevation plan of the capital city Prague and its surroundings
1909 - 1914
Orientation Plan of the Royal Capital Prague and Neighboring Municipalities
1891
Second, updated edition of A semi-topographical plan of the royal capital Prague
1889
Plan of the location and elevations of the royal capital Prague
1884
A semi-topographical plan of the royal capital Prague
1883
Last changes of Stable Cadastre Maps
1869
A topographical plan of the royal city of Prague with Smichov and Karlín
1856
Stable Cadastre Maps 1 : 720 for Prague's territory
1842
Original map of the Stable Cadastre
1840
Start of Stable Cadastre mapping
1816
Jüttner's plan of Prague
1791
Herget's plan of Prague