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.

The site is located at the outskirts of the industrial city Chomutov, adjacent to the D7 connecting Prague and Chomutov. The connection among Jirkov, Most and Litvínov is provided by regular railway and bus lines. On the area of more than 95,000 m² approximately 50,000 m² of lettable area will be developed.

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 adjacent to the E49 (20) and has easy access to the D5 motorway connecting the Czech Republic and Germany. It is in an important business and industrial part of the Pilsen Region. With its 169,000 inhabitants, many secondary schools and two universities, Pilsen offers a highly qualified workforce. The location has an excellent bus connection to the centre of Pilsen, and the Olympia Pilsen shopping mall is nearby.

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.