Many large shopping malls offering various types of goods - from grocery stores to boutique shops - have appeared in Prague over the last several years. They are open every-day (usually until quite late) so you should have no troubl...Open the full description
Many large shopping malls offering various types of goods - from grocery stores to boutique shops - have appeared in Prague over the last several years. They are open every-day (usually until quite late) so you should have no trouble to buy what you need when you need it.
On the other hand, smaller markets with organic food and other homemade products are also quite popular. You will find these farmer´s markets in certain parts of Prague on specified days, usually once a week. Try to check them out, as you might find special local items there, instead of the typical and touristy Russian matryoshkas or overpriced marionettes that most of the souvenir shops in the city sell (especially in Karlova Street).
Czech spa wafers, traditional liquors (e.g.Becherovka), wine and beer from a local Czech vineyard or brewery, Czech glassware, crystal jewelry, genuine Czech garnets and/or wooden toys would make wonderful presents and lasting souvenirs.
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You can be always sure you will get a fair rate. You don´t have to be afraid of any hidden fees or paying commission. If you download (print) their discount voucher and present it there, you will get VIP exchange rate, which is even better (in case you exchange amount higher than 1000 CZK).
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Wenceslas Square
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750 meters long and 60 meters wide, Wenceslas Square is a vibrant area of hotels, apartments, banks, international shops, restaurants, bars and clubs. The statue of Saint Wenceslas (the patron saint of Bohemia) in the upper end of the square has become the main meeting point for locals.
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Prague Behind the Scenes: Small-Group Tour with WiFi
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OD Kotva
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Located right on the edge of the historic centre of Prague, only a few minutes’ walk from the Old Town Square. There's tens of traditional Czech and international brands. And in addition to this there's a renowned Prague restaurant serving tasty speciality beers accompanied by a wonderful view of the Old Town, which nowhere else can offer.
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Farmer's Markets
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There are lots of things to be tasted directly, some of them copying traditional old Czech recipes while others might introduce international or alternative cuisines. It is also a great place to buy a bottle of local wine or cider, sometimes handicrafts are available, too. P.S. Jiřák is open also on Wednesdays and Fridays.
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VNITROBLOCK
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This place used to be a ruin in Prague industrial district called Holešovice. Couple months back was however redesigned into a unique, multifunctional space hosting café, signature pop up store, small cinema and training/dance room. This huge industrial hall has very relaxed atosphere and friendly stuff.
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Botanicus
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In the center there are many gift shops with similar price range but much lower added value. If you want to be original and bring something nice to your friends or family, this is one of the places to go.
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Lípa store
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Because this is a place presenting Czech Republic in a way we like. Gift shops downtown Prague are full of kitchy - made in China - cheesy kind of things and we feel ashamed when tourists take back home this rubbish. Please think twice before you buy "I love Prague" t-shirt, fake absinth or matryoshka doll. There are definitely better options...
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Nový Smíchov
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Nový Smíchov shoping mall is one of several big shopping centers in Prague. Tesco store located in the basement is open from 7am till midnight. Other stores and shops from 9am till 9pm. Restaurants from 11am till 11pm and cinema is open till 1am.
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Sklizeno
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For slightly more than average you can buy in this small shop the highest quality food from local farmers. You know exactly where the food is coming from and what it consists of. Fresh beef, yummy cakes, tasty apples or real fruit juices.
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Dyzajn market
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This two-day-event offers an interesting cultural program as well. There are music performances, author readings, fashion shows, and workshops for kids and adults.
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Farmářské trhy I.P. Pavlova
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It's an ideal place for those people who are having an extended stay and want to find something to cook up, and it's also a great place for anyone who wants to have a bite of fresh fruit or berries. Some Czech street food is also served hot here.
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Palladium
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Few minutes walk from the Old Town Square or one stop from Florenc - the main bus station, this five floors modern shopping center set in a historical building is a place where you will find 200 shops and 20 cafés and restaurants.
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Pivotéka ŽižkOFF
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Small beer club (only 15 seats) with 4 beers on tap in permanent rotation and 5 fridges with great beer diversity. Locals love it because it's a mix between a pub and a library. They have literature about beer and brewing and actually many brewers and people from the beer industry are often there. So you can always find an interesting interlocutor.
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It´s the best way how to start Saturday morning. Skip breakfast in your hotel and come here to enjoy some home baked Czech pastry (buchty, strůdl, koláč), drink freshly made juice (from a glass, not plastic cup!), enjoy fantastic coffee and have a great time. This is very local thing so definitely come to check it out.
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Hugo chodí bos
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You can buy here some really iconic Czech products, e.g. Rybička pocket knife, inflatable toys from Libuše Niklová, This is... travel books from Miroslav Šašek, legendary Céčka, Botas 66 shoes and much more.
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