New Prague Minnesota

Realtor David Olson Client Review

New Prague is located within both the Le Sueur and Scott counties, but primarily the latter. With a population of just over 7,500 and a land area of 4 square miles, this city is home to rolling hills and farmland. Because of its Czech influence, the city was named after Prague, the capital of the […]

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City of New Prague: Community Life

Realtor David Olson Client Review

The city of New Prague is home to close to 8,000 residents. Located within Scott County, New Prague is a small city, with a close-knit community. Residents enjoy the ample outdoor space, small-town atmosphere, and variety of activities occurring within the city. It is through the location, events, and amenities, that New Prague’s community is […]

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City of New Prague: Parks & Trails

Realtor David Olson Client Review

The city of New Prague, Minnesota is home to 8 parks rich with varying amenities. Whether residents desire to be active in the outdoors or simply enjoy a peaceful afternoon picnic, the parks within New Prague can accommodate. New Prague places a heavy emphasis on the preservation of park land, and despite its small city […]

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City of New Prague: A Brief History

Realtor David Olson Client Review

Anton Philipp, a German man, was the first settler of what is now known as New Prague. In 1856 Philipp purchased 160 acres of the Helena Township, Scott County. Philipp did not make an official plat for the town but began selling lots that same year, marking the beginning of New Prague. Several other families came […]

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City of New Prague: Schools & District 721

Realtor David Olson Client Review

New Prague, Minnesota is a part of the New Prague Area School District, and is known for having the best middle school and high school around. An award-winning district committed to academic excellence, the district takes pride in the services that they have provided to families and students for nearly a century. Within the district […]

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