A new fitness centre and pharmacy opened in the Roztyly Plaza building

3 December 2024

The Roztyly Plaza office building, located right next to the Roztyly C metro station, offers two more services. Tenants of the building and the public can use the newly opened Serpiente pharmacy and a modern fitness centre with sauna and solarium Max Fitness Roztyly on an area of 1 200m2. The last retail space will open early next year and will be occupied by the renowned financial and advisory company Partners Financial Services.

“We have tried to ensure that the Roztyly Plaza building brings services that are lacking in the location, and at the same time, that its offer suits the tenants who spend most of their time here. We believe that we have succeeded in doing so thanks to the fitness centre and pharmacy,” says Eduard Forejt, director of business development at Passerinvest Group, adding: “In the newly opened Serpiente pharmacy, people have access to a wide range of medicines, vitamins and health supplies, along with expert advice, and thanks to the fitness centre with sauna, solarium and massages, users have space for sports and relaxation.”

Tenants of the building, local residents, as well as visitors to Prague’s Roztyl district have been able to use the modern canteen with Filip Sajler’s Perfect Canteen, which offers à la carte breakfasts, snacks and lunches, for example, since spring. The last vacant retail space will be occupied at the beginning of the year by a branch of financial consultancy Partners Financial Services, which will provide advice on finance, banking services, mortgages, life insurance, pension savings, as well as other investment products. EcoFlow, an authorised EcoFlow store specialising in battery stations, solar panels and smart home ecosystems, will also offer its products on the ground floor of the building.

The Roztyly Plaza office building is very accessible thanks to its location right next to the Roztyly C metro station and other transport arteries. There is also an underground P+R car park for the general public.

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