We were just wandering around Prague and stumbled upon this most magical toy store. If you ever…read morewent to FAO Schwartz in the 80s (the NYC toy store featured in the movie Big with the piano). It was honestly really cool and really made me nostalgic for my childhood. So this is like FAO Schwartz in the modern day. There are lots of big kind of "selfie moment" things throughout the store, and I will admit... I took a bunch of fun selfies! They are very inviting! The place was mobbed of course but I saw a decent number of staff people around to help, and I appreciated there was even a little cafe for weary parents to rest and have a place to park. It was busy as hell but really fun to walk around. They even have a carousel!

This is a super cute but extremely expensive British toy shop right in the center of Prague. It's…read morenot far from Wenceslas Square. The store itself is rather spacious and clean. They have battery operated toys ambling about, a large bear perfect for photo ops (re: I took a photo with it), and a gigantic multi-level slide. My friend (who is an adult) thought it was awesome. If you're looking for a new stuffed animal or know of a child looking for a new stuffed animal, you've come to the right spot. They sure have a bunch....plus they have Prague-themed souvenirs. Pretty random, but it works.

My six-year-old daughter loved exploring both floors of Sparkys filled with toys, crafts, and…read moregifts. It goes deep back! She ended up getting a toy unicorn that the worker at the register gave us for a discount. So kind!

Follow the teddy bears hanging form the roof of this covered walkway into a fantasy world of…read moremulti-coloured bears dressed as giraffes, frogs, hedgehogs, pigs, ducks and a whole host of other creatures. All kinds of shapes, sizes, colours and materials makes this such a fun place to walk around. The shop owner is a lovely guy, isn't in your face but he is a massive contrast to the products he is selling, it is hilarious. A burly looking guy who seems he would be more at home on a construction site than a cuddly toy shop. His demeanor does reflect the product though, soft and accessible. This place put such a big smile on my face, I came back the next day for a look too.

Fun toy shop. Salesman was nice and very helpful. Got myself a hedgehog in a cage toy, which I was…read moretold is a classical Czech puzzle. It'll make a fine souvenir.

I bought a item four years ago that I purchased while in…read morePrague. It recently got stolen and I was heartbroken. After contacting Lucie, she was wonderful about shipping me a replacement and accepting my US dollars through the Czech mail system. My little elephant arrived a few weeks later and is now living safely in Maryland, US. I couldn't be happier with the product and commitment on Lucie's part to help me.

From the owner: Hračkotéka je sociální firma, která zaměstnává lidi se zdravotním postižením. Lidi se ZP vám…read morenabídnou zboží, obslouží vás v e-shopu, dojdou na pochůzku či na počtu, kompletují zboží pro edici ARTistidětem.

Do not buy from these people!!! This is a marionette shop in Praque, Czech republic. Back in August…read morewe paid cash for their most expensive 11 string marionette (jester) plus delivery to Australia. We are still waiting for our parcel to arrive. They are (the business) ignores our emails. This morning I posted them a message on Facebook. I dont think they even bother to watch their page because there was not reply for some other customers either. It would be so much easier if we paid by credit card but they DO NOT accept Credit cards. Perhaps, for some people 300 euro is not a money but for us it is as in Australian dollars the value is much higher - over AUD450.WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE ANY SUGGESTIONS. THANK YOU