Even before Czechoslovakia and Greater Prague emerged, plans for the first movie house were being formed in Hostivař. To satisfy his employees, the important factory owner Otakar Podhajský had it built along with a restaurant and apartments. The building designed by architect Bohumil Hübsmann, where Bio Svět (The World Cinema), later renamed to Bio Sokol (The Falcon Cinema), probably started to operate in 1919, still forms the corner of the U Pekáren and Dolnoměcholupská streets.
It reminds us of the era of refined First Republic entertainment, progressive factories and responsible entrepreneurs. As the U Pekáren Residential House, it now offers primarily practical apartments, but is still associated with a movie. In fact, the neighbourhood is home to film studios, such as those of popular series Surgery in the Rose Garden (Ordinace v růžové zahradě) and the Street (Ulice).

The Hostivař Golf Gallery is also adjacent to a large sports complex with tennis courts, two football fields, an athletics stadium, a sports hall and a swimming pool. The nearby Hostivařská Dam, the largest body of water in Prague, invites you to have a good swim. It is part of the Hostivař Nature Park, interwoven with many pleasant trails for walkers and mothers with strollers, joggers or cyclists.
It includes not only walking, hiking and cycling trails. Hostivař boasts a full-featured transport infrastructure. Directly opposite the apartment building you can find the train station Prague-Hostivař, 2 minutes walk away is the bus station U Továren, and in about 6 minutes you will walk to the tram and bus stop Nádraží Hostivař. The entrance to the Průmyslová Street, one of the main road routes of Prague, is practically around the corner.