Best souvenir shop in Prague! They have excellent choice of mugs, enamel jeweleries, signs,…read morekeychains and other enamelwares. But you can find here lot more, they also have books with Prague legends in several languages, fabric bags, T-shirts and lot of other beautiful stuff with Prague motives. Everything quality goods for very reasonable prices. Saleswoman there is obliging and she knows how to give you good advice.

WHAT A LIFESAVER! Highly recommend this business if you are in Prague and find yourself needing…read morelast minute baby/toddler supplies! We forgot our stroller and after a day of "my legs are tired" we quickly realized our little one didn't have the stamina to keep up with all the city walking we were doing-and our arms were tired! I found this company online and sent them a message on WhatsApp asking about a stroller rental for the day. Within 5 minutes they responded and sent a picture of what they had and the price, which couldn't be beat! They do delivery but our hotel was nearby so we just picked the stroller up at their location. It was cash only but the deposit could be held on a credit card. I will say our Mamas & Papas Urbo 2 handled like a dream-these cobblestones were no problem for the stroller (I can't say the same for our U.S. bought stroller we've had on previous trips through Europe)! It was absolutely fantastic and allowed us to enjoy our day and see a ton of sights with happy kids! It was clean and in great condition. This stroller rental was probably the best 50€ we spent on our trip! HIGHLY RECOMMEND!

Beautiful shop with wide selection of European yarns and accessories such as knitting bags and…read morescissors. Thrilled to find owner's hand-dyed yarns in various weights and types. Gracious owner speaks Czech and English. Cash and card accepted. Definitely worth a visit! Close to Namesti Muri.

Havelské tržiště is a local market dating from 1232 - more than edit: 700 years! In its current…read moreform it consists of a few more than a dozen vendors, not the biggest, and probably more geared towards tourists given the location. The vendors mostly feature produce (fruits and vegetables), a honey vendor, a cured meat and spices stand, a couple baked goods spots, a vintage/local handicrafts shop, a few souvenir stands. I came in the morning around 8am on a weekday and many of the stands were just setting up. Honestly the majority of Prague seems to buy their groceries at supermarkets so while this format is great in continuity of a tradition, though I'm not sure if it can sustain in its current form over the long run. Hours are January to December: Mon-Sat 7:00am to 7:00pm Sun 8:00am to 6:30pm

Worth a look but definitely a tourist stop more than anything. If you are looking for souvenirs,…read moreyou will find plenty here.

You have a lot of choices for purchasing souvenirs in Prague; however, if you are really just…read morelooking for those super touristy items...then this is your place. I collect magnets! However, I am picky about my magnets. This place offers a wide variety that actually may make it hard to choose. Of course, they offer many other things as well, such as; t-shirts, spoons, cups, hats, stickers, coasters, knick-knacks, etc. If you have trouble finding something, just ask...the staff is always friendly and eager to help. All items are fairly priced and they take credit card as well. Moreover, there are several locations throughout the city.

We found the spot in the touristy district right near the Můstek metro station. All the coffee…read moremugs, t-shirts, fridge magnets, hats, crustals, glassware and more. Some of it quite cheap, some of it quite expensive. The shop has one register. It's way in the back. Odd. [Review 12251 overall, 2035 of 2019.]

I went on a quest to find this place, it is a bit tucked away in the side streets and your best…read morebest is the tram to get there (specifically tram #26) . The staff only speaks czech, but are still very friendly and this is probably the biggest sue ryder I have seen. Their selection was nice, I was able to find 2 pairs of basically brand new nike sneakers and european sneakers as well for 360 crowns in total! They also had a 20 crown bin set up, you guys must know by now how much I love those by now! They had some tennis skirts and other summer clothes in there so that was perfect timing for what I needed. They also had a good selection of english books/czech books here all for 20-30 crowns, dirt cheap. So I also got a book. All in all probably my new favorite sue ryder location. I will go back here for sure.

Manufactura seems to be growing and growing since last time I've seen their shop in the city…read morecentre. It's lovely place, like coming back in time for Czech folk. You can find there anything possible from traditional Czech and Moravian craft (they supposedly managed to put together over 250 craftsman and smaller companies that keep their tradition. It's something I adore on this shop that they try to preserve them, otherwise it's hard to find shops like these around Czech Republic, which is a shame. It's a perfect place to get a last minute present from your CZ visit - from Czech cosmetics that smell divine to wooden toys or the famous tv and fairytale character Krteček! This shop is tiny comparing to the one in city centre, but it can still be a last minute life saver :}

Date of visit: June 3, 2024…read more We just love Primark and if we see that there's a location near us when we are traveling, we make a point to stop there. The merchandise here didn't seem to different from that of Berlin, and we were disappointed that they didn't have any Praha or Prague shirts like we found in Berlin as they would have made for great souvenirs for folks back home and for a much better price than your average souvenir shop. I also found a phone case for four euro; mine was coming apart and I was nervous about continuing to travel abroad potentially without a phone case! Lines were what you expect for Primark, but all in all a solid store.