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ShoppingGuide was updated: 2024年6月12日

If you want to shop for uniquely Czech products in Prague, you should visit the small boutiques selling domestic designer clothes, and look for reproductions of the utility designs created by Czech modernists in the 1920s and 1930s — both sectors have grown considerably in recent years. Another traditional item to shop for is Bohemian cut glass.

Designer Clothes

Even though there are no clearly defined shopping areas for smaller shops with designer clothing, you will encounter a small concentration of them on Karoliny Světlé and Bartolomějská streets, in New Town. Boutiques like Leeda and Never Enough & The Dudes are a good starting point.

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Main Shopping Areas

Prague’s main shopping areas are situated in New Town: on Václavské náměstí (Wenceslas Square), and, immediately below, in the pedestrian mall Na Příkopě. There are large individual shops and chain stores such as H&M, Zara, and Marks & Spencers, as well as several large department stores.

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Antiques & Art

If you take a stroll from the market square Havelské tržiště in the Old Town, across Michalská street, you will find several antique shops and stores displaying typical Prague artwork along the way.

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Cut Glass

Czechia is deservedly well-known for its cut glass, and a wide range is on offer at the shops around Staroměstské náměstí (Old Town Square). If you are looking for some serious glass masterpieces, get an appointment at Rony Plesl Studio or the Artěl Design Store.

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Czech Design

The work of young Czech designers can be found at Qubus Design Studio on Ramova 3. Anyone looking for modernist designs (in cubism or functionalism traditions) can pay a visit to the shop of the Kibista gallery on Ovocný trh 19, also close to the Old Town Square.

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Palladium Shopping Centre

At the Palladium Shopping Center you can find a wide range of shops spread over five floors. You will most probably find what you are searching for, whether it be toys or clothes, among the 180 shops here. You can also take a break at one of the restaurants or cafes.

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Shopping Centre Letňany

Shopping Centre Letňany is the biggest shopping centre in Prague, and the biggest shopping centre in the whole of Czech Republic at that. This place has most things you would expect from a large shopping complex, such as stores, entertainment, and even indoor tennis courts and an ice skating rink.

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Farmers Market Heřmaňák

If you enjoy an old-fashioned market you can visit the Farmers Market Heřmaňák in Holešovice — just outside the city centre. This is a great place to bring the whole family, and you can find everything from cheese to baked goods here. The same organisation holds farmers markets by the Vltava river on Rašínova nábřeží (very central) and in Kubánské náměstí (further out). See their official website for dates and times, especially around holidays.

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Artěl

If you like design you can pay a visit to the Artěl shop. Here you can find unique items ranging from crystals and jewellery to toys and decorations. The Artěl crystal is famous throughout the whole world.

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Pražská čokoláda

Chocolate with nuts, fruit or coffee as well as Czech nougat or pralines are all on offer at this chain's several locations. Whatever you prefer, it's all produced at Pražská čokoláda (Prague Chocolate) with dedication and passion; the products make for great edible gifts.

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Prague：Shopping

Designer Clothes

Main Shopping Areas

Antiques & Art

Cut Glass

Czech Design

Palladium Shopping Centre

Shopping Centre Letňany

Farmers Market Heřmaňák

Artěl

Pražská čokoláda