Rajská zahrada
Černý Most, Czech Republic

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Rajská zahrada is a Prague Metro station on Line B, located in the Černý Most district and opened on November 8, 1998, as part of an extension from Českomoravská. Designed by architect Patrik Kotas in postmodern style, the station is distinguished by its unconventional platform arrangement, wherein trains traveling in opposite directions occupy different levels, with the westbound platform positioned directly above the eastbound track. This innovative architectural design earned the station recognition as the Czech Construction of the Year in 1999. A railway station was subsequently built nearby, across Chlumecká street, and opened in 2023.
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- metro station, underground station
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- Černý Most, Czech Republic
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