Westfield Černý Most
Westfield Černý Most is a major shopping and entertainment centre in Prague, Czech Republic, and the oldest shopping centre of its kind in the country.
Last updated September 26, 2026
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Overview
Westfield Černý Most is a shopping and entertainment centre located in the Černý Most cadastral area of Prague 14, Czech Republic. Construction began in 1995 and the centre opened on 30 November 1997, making it the oldest shopping centre of its type in the Czech Republic (the Letňany shopping centre opened in the same year). The centre includes a Globus hypermarket, the second-oldest operating Globus hypermarket in the country. In 2000, a four-storey entertainment centre opened, including a multiplex cinema originally operated by Village Cinemas, which was acquired by Cinestar in November 2009. With the opening of the new Černý Most centre, the entertainment centre was closed and some shops moved into the new centre; those that did not move closed entirely. In 2016, an XXXLutz furniture store was established in the entertainment centre building. Plans for further expansion and modernisation had existed since 2002. A major reconstruction began in early March 2011, and two years later the Černý Most shopping centre reopened in expanded form. Among Czech shopping centres, Centrum Černý Most was awarded best project of the year 2013. Between 2024 and 2025, the centre was further expanded by 9,100 m², creating 32 new retail units and 22 new restaurants in a new dining zone. The centre was renamed Westfield Černý Most in 2025, having previously been known as Centrum Černý Most. It is part of the Westfield network owned by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield. The centre offers a wide range of retail, dining and entertainment options, with 33 restaurants and stores such as C&A, Decathlon, Globus and New Yorker.
History
Westfield Černý Most, originally known as Centrum Černý Most, is a shopping and entertainment centre in Prague, Czech Republic. Construction began in 1995, and the centre opened on 30 November 1997, making it the oldest shopping centre of its kind in the Czech Republic (the Letňany shopping centre opened in the same year). The centre includes a Globus hypermarket, the second-oldest operating Globus hypermarket in the country. In 2000, a four-storey entertainment centre opened, including a multiplex cinema originally operated by Village Cinemas, which was acquired by Cinestar in November 2009. With the opening of the new Černý Most centre, the entertainment centre was closed and some shops moved into the new centre; those that did not move closed entirely. In 2016, an XXXLutz furniture store was established in the entertainment centre building. Plans for further expansion and modernisation had existed since 2002. A major reconstruction began in early March 2011, and two years later the Černý Most shopping centre reopened in expanded form. Among Czech shopping centres, Centrum Černý Most was awarded best project of the year 2013. Between 2024 and 2025, the centre was further expanded by 9,100 m², creating 32 new retail units and 22 new restaurants in a new dining zone. The centre was renamed Westfield Černý Most in 2025, having previously been known as Centrum Černý Most. It is part of the Westfield network owned by Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield.
- 2025
Centre renamed Westfield Černý Most.
- 2024
Further expansion begins, adding 9,100 m², 32 new retail units and 22 new restaurants.
- 2016
XXXLutz furniture store opens in the former entertainment centre building.
- 2013
Shopping centre reopens in expanded form; awarded best project of the year among Czech shopping centres.
- 2011
Major reconstruction begins in early March.
- 2009
Village Cinemas is acquired by Cinestar in November.
- 2000
Four-storey entertainment centre opens, including a multiplex cinema operated by Village Cinemas.
- 1997
Centre opens on 30 November, becoming the oldest shopping centre of its kind in the Czech Republic.
- 1995
Construction of the shopping centre begins.
Products and positioning
A leading shopping and entertainment destination in Prague, offering a wide range of retail, dining and leisure options under the Westfield brand.
Product categories. Shopping centre · Retail stores · Restaurants · Entertainment facilities · Hypermarket
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