Praha-Cibulka

Praha-Cibulka is a small railway halt in the Košíře district of Prague 5. It lies on the single-track line between Praha-Smíchov and Hostivice, just over ten kilometres from Smíchov. The halt sits beside the quiet street Na Výši, reached by a narrow footpath.

The halt was first opened in 1872 by the Buštěhrad Railway, but the original station closed after only five years. It reopened in 1928 and closed again in 1938. The present halt dates from 1929, when it was built to serve a new villa estate. Today it is one of the smallest stations in Prague and trains stop only on request.

The halt has a single curved platform of concrete panels, 100 metres long. A small sign marks the name and the next stops. There is no shelter, but loudspeakers give travel information. A pedestrian crossing with barriers and lights links the halt to the streets Vejražkova and Na Výši. Beyond the halt the line continues through gentle curves towards Hostivice.