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Prague ShoppingShopping in Prague is a fun experience for any tourist looking to find authentic Czech souvenirs. Locals also frequently enjoy the large selection of stores and variety of products available to them in such central locations as Wenceslas Square. If you are planning on spending time in the shopping districts of Prague, read on below to discover some of the best places to browse and the perfect items to buy!
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Celetna Crystal House of Sparkys Anagram Bookshop Sheron Jewellery C & A Department Store Cinolter Antiques
Celetna Crystal
Many agree that the best Czech keepsake is a crystal souvenir found in many shops around Prague’s Old Town. Celetna Crystal is one example of a shop selling the finest in Bohemian crystal items, including everything from quaint tea cups to elaborate chandeliers. International tourists can use most major credit cards to purchase not only crystal items, but also an impressive variety of porcelain creations and red garnet jewelry.
Celetna Crystal is located at Celetna 15 in Old Town. Take the Namesti Republiky (line B) if you are traveling by metro. They are open daily from 10am to 7pm.
House of Sparkys
Rivaling the American FAO Schwartz in terms of size and supply, House of Sparkys is the largest toy store in the Czech Republic. Situated in Old Town, this store features four floors of amazingly creative merchandise. Children and adults can play and explore together in this massive toy & game shop, located at Havirska 2 in Old Town. Take the Mustek lines (A & B) if you are taking the metro, and be sure to stroll over to nearby Wenceslas Square for a bite to eat after you have thoroughly indulged your inner child.
House of Sparkys is open Monday-Saturday from 10am to 7pm, and Sunday until 6pm.
Anagram Bookshop
An Old Town secret nestled beneath the beauty of Tyn Church, this hole in the wall bookshop features English-language publications. Their prices are a bit higher than the average bookstore, but their selection is unique. A short walk from Old Town Square, this is the perfect place to get lost in the pages of a book when you are looking to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the square.
Located in Prague Centre at Tyn 4, Old Town, Anagram Bookshop is open Monday –Saturday from 10am to 8pm, and Sundays until 7pm. You can find them by taking metro line Staromestska (line A), or Namesti Republiky (line B).
Sheron Jewellery
Bring a little sparkle into the life of that special someone by stopping by for a purchase at Sheron Jewellery. This gorgeous boutique sells well-established brands of watches and jewelry, and you are sure to find a souvenir full of finery that she will love.
This European gem of a jewelry store is found at Jungmannova Namesti 1 in New Town. You can take the Mustek metro, and most major credit cards are accepted for international tourists. Sheron is open Monday-Friday from 10am to 7pm, and Saturdays until 5pm.
C & A Department Store
Located in Wenceslas Square, C & A has been a favorite of the British for years. This department store caters to all ages, continuously changing their lines to meet today’s seasonal fashion trends. Once a store reserved for the wealthy of England, this Czech expansion has reasonable prices and items for the whole family.
Find them at Wenceslas Square 33 in New Town, where they are open from 9:30am-8pm on Monday – Saturday; 10am – 6pm on Sundays. Take Metro Muzeum (lines A & C) or Mustek (lines A & B) for an easy trip to this dynamic shop.
Cinolter Antiques
The Czech Republic is known for its gorgeous and stately structures, many of which were built hundreds of years ago. Following suit with this country’s penchant for historical pride, Cinolter Antiques boasts a wonderful array of antique paintings, glass crafting, jewelry and watches.
Take home a piece of the past by visiting this cherished antique shop, located at Maiselova 9 in Josefov. You can get there by taking Metro Staromestska (line A). Visit them daily from 9am to 7pm.
These are only a few of the inviting storefronts you will find as you walk the streets of Wenceslas Square and its surrounding districts. Take some time to explore the retail life of Prague – it will be an experience you won’t soon forget!
Many agree that the best Czech keepsake is a crystal souvenir found in many shops around Prague’s Old Town. Celetna Crystal is one example of a shop selling the finest in Bohemian crystal items, including everything from quaint tea cups to elaborate chandeliers. International tourists can use most major credit cards to purchase not only crystal items, but also an impressive variety of porcelain creations and red garnet jewelry.
Celetna Crystal is located at Celetna 15 in Old Town. Take the Namesti Republiky (line B) if you are traveling by metro. They are open daily from 10am to 7pm.
House of Sparkys
Rivaling the American FAO Schwartz in terms of size and supply, House of Sparkys is the largest toy store in the Czech Republic. Situated in Old Town, this store features four floors of amazingly creative merchandise. Children and adults can play and explore together in this massive toy & game shop, located at Havirska 2 in Old Town. Take the Mustek lines (A & B) if you are taking the metro, and be sure to stroll over to nearby Wenceslas Square for a bite to eat after you have thoroughly indulged your inner child.
House of Sparkys is open Monday-Saturday from 10am to 7pm, and Sunday until 6pm.
Anagram Bookshop
An Old Town secret nestled beneath the beauty of Tyn Church, this hole in the wall bookshop features English-language publications. Their prices are a bit higher than the average bookstore, but their selection is unique. A short walk from Old Town Square, this is the perfect place to get lost in the pages of a book when you are looking to take a break from the hustle and bustle of the square.
Located in Prague Centre at Tyn 4, Old Town, Anagram Bookshop is open Monday –Saturday from 10am to 8pm, and Sundays until 7pm. You can find them by taking metro line Staromestska (line A), or Namesti Republiky (line B).
Sheron Jewellery
Bring a little sparkle into the life of that special someone by stopping by for a purchase at Sheron Jewellery. This gorgeous boutique sells well-established brands of watches and jewelry, and you are sure to find a souvenir full of finery that she will love.
This European gem of a jewelry store is found at Jungmannova Namesti 1 in New Town. You can take the Mustek metro, and most major credit cards are accepted for international tourists. Sheron is open Monday-Friday from 10am to 7pm, and Saturdays until 5pm.
C & A Department Store
Located in Wenceslas Square, C & A has been a favorite of the British for years. This department store caters to all ages, continuously changing their lines to meet today’s seasonal fashion trends. Once a store reserved for the wealthy of England, this Czech expansion has reasonable prices and items for the whole family.
Find them at Wenceslas Square 33 in New Town, where they are open from 9:30am-8pm on Monday – Saturday; 10am – 6pm on Sundays. Take Metro Muzeum (lines A & C) or Mustek (lines A & B) for an easy trip to this dynamic shop.
Cinolter Antiques
The Czech Republic is known for its gorgeous and stately structures, many of which were built hundreds of years ago. Following suit with this country’s penchant for historical pride, Cinolter Antiques boasts a wonderful array of antique paintings, glass crafting, jewelry and watches.
Take home a piece of the past by visiting this cherished antique shop, located at Maiselova 9 in Josefov. You can get there by taking Metro Staromestska (line A). Visit them daily from 9am to 7pm.
These are only a few of the inviting storefronts you will find as you walk the streets of Wenceslas Square and its surrounding districts. Take some time to explore the retail life of Prague – it will be an experience you won’t soon forget!
