Prague City Plans to Renovate More Metro Toilets in the Upcoming Years

The Prague Public Transit Company (DPP) has announced a tender worth CZK 220 million for the revamp of metro toilets.

The company plans to modernize 17 toilets over the next four years. This initiative builds on ongoing efforts since 2014, with 24 out of 64 toilets already reconstructed, according to spokesperson Aneta Řehková.

In the Prague metro network, there are 17 toilets along Line A, 27 along Line B, and 20 along Line C. Řehková mentioned that the initial focus was on three toilets at the Můstek metro station, followed by renovations at 12 other Line B stations, five on Line A, and four on Line C.

The forthcoming phase of renovations, outlined in the tender, will kick off at the Háje, Roztyly, Pražského povstání, Florenc, and Černý Most stations.

Řehková noted, “In the following years, around 12 more toilets will be renovated, along with some reconstructed in conjunction with the station or as part of development projects.”

Despite a previous tender for the toilet operator, the selection process is still ongoing. Řehková confirmed, “We are now preparing a new tender for the operator of public toilets in the metro.”