Praha 22 is one of Prague's 57 official mestske casti (city districts). Policie CR (the Czech national police) recorded 1,014 incidents here in 2024 across a population of 15,257 residents — a rate of 6,646 incidents per 100,000 residents, roughly 0.5× the citywide average, below it. This rate is calculated against registered residents, not footfall, so a busy central/tourist district can read higher without that meaning it is unusually risky to walk through, and a quiet residential district can show a low rate simply by having few incidents relative to its population. This is Wandroz's official-data layer for Prague — real Policie CR incident data and real CSU population figures, not a qualitative or press-based judgment — and the source data is not split here by time of day, so both figures shown here are the same.
Praha 22 — Prague, Czechia
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In detail
This link is already scoped to this area (not the whole city), using the neighbourhood's real coordinates.
Frequently asked questions
Is Praha 22 safe?
Wandroz currently rates Praha 22 in Prague as relatively safer than most other neighbourhoods in Prague. This rating is derived from Policie ČR's official crime statistics (kriminalita.policie.gov.cz) — an official statistic, not an assessment. High-footfall tourist, transit or shopping areas can read higher on this kind of measure without that meaning elevated risk per visit, since these statistics are normalised against registered residents rather than footfall — see the note on this page and the methodology page for the full caveats. The source data has no day/night breakdown, so this single rating applies at any time of day rather than being a distinct night-specific figure.
Does Praha 22's rating differ between day and night?
No — Praha 22's source data has no time-of-day breakdown, so the same rating (relatively safer than most other neighbourhoods in Prague) is shown for both day and night rather than Wandroz inventing a separate night figure it doesn't actually have.
Is Praha 22 a good area to stay in as a tourist?
Praha 22's day rating (relatively safer than most other neighbourhoods in Prague) is the more relevant one for typical daytime tourist activity; check the night rating too if you'll be out late. The Booking.com link on this page searches Praha 22 itself.
Is there official crime data for Praha 22?
Yes. Praha 22's rating is derived from Policie ČR's official crime statistics (kriminalita.policie.gov.cz), not an assessment — see the note on this page for the exact figure and the methodology page for full sourcing.
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