There will be a direct exit to and from the motorway. České Budějovice is the main economic, administrative and cultural centre of the South Bohemia Region and has 95,000 inhabitants. It is home to the University of South Bohemia, with its five faculties, and offers a workforce with above-average qualifications.

Bus stops have been built within the zone. Liberec, with its approximately 100,000 inhabitants, technical university and numerous secondary schools, offers a highly qualified workforce.

The newly constructed spaces are suitable for production, logistics and other commercial activities.The location offers important access not only to Olomouc, which is among the most signifi cant cities in the Czech Republic because of its central position in Moravia, but also the two other cities marking the so-called “industrial triangle” – Přerov and Prostějov.

The park is situated in the eastern part of the city of Prostějov, in close vicinity to the D46 motorway connecting Prostějov and Olomouc (20 km), and to the D1 motorway connecting to the metropolis of Brno (65 km). Prostějov, a city with 45,000 inhabitants, has a strong industrial tradition, particularly in the clothing and textile industry.

The highway D8 (E55) connecting Prague and Dresden is less than 4 km from the site.On the area of more than 141,000 m² will be developed approximately 41,000 m² of warehouse, production and administrative premises. Regularly scheduled public buses connect Přestanov – Teplice and Ústí nad Labem. Together, Ústí nad Labem and Teplice, have nearly 150,000 inhabitants. They off er a highly qualified workforce.

The city of approximately 21,000 inhabitants is in the immediate vicinity of the D1 and D46 motorways connecting Prague, Brno, Olomouc, and Ostrava.Vyškov’s advantageous position in the centre of Moravia, located among the important industrial and commercial cities of Prostějov, Brno, and Olomouc, makes the city very attractive. An important rail line to Brno, Olomouc and Ostrava also passes through the city.