Prague Travel Guide

Shopping in Prague

Discover 12 markets, shops, and shopping spots in Prague, Czech Republic. From local markets to specialty stores — curated from real traveler tips.

12 shops & markets Wikivoyage community
All 12 Shopping Spots

  1. Palladium

    situated directly in the city centre, it's the newest and perhaps most luxurious shopping mall. No cheap options to eat, unless you buy some food in Albert supermarket on the lowest floor (-2). On the top level (+2) are some moderate to expensive restaurants. Tram/metro station Namesti Republiky.

    nám. Republiky 1 Website

  2. Metropole Zličín

    medium-sized mall with a cinema, hypermarket Interspar, fast foods, huge parking lot and near the metro/bus station Zličín. IKEA nearby. If you are hungry after your flight, take a bus 100 from the airport to Zličín and then just walk few metres to this mall and buy something to eat.

    Řevnická 1 Website

  3. Šestka

    new shopping mall just 1 station from the Prague Airport. Very far away from the centre but ideal for last minute shopping before your departure. Take bus 191 from Petřiny metro station.

    Fajtlova 1 Website

  4. Centrum Černý Most

    a huge shopping mall with hypermarket and cinemas, located slightly further away from the centre at metro station "Černý Most". IKEA and other big shops nearby.

    Chlumecká 765/6 Website

  5. OC Nový Smíchov

    big shopping mall with 2-floor Tesco hypermarket, a cinema, a number fast food restaurants on the top floor and very close to metro/tram station Anděl.

    Plzeňská 8 Website

  6. Nový Smíchov

    Prague's biggest shopping centre with plenty of choice among its wide array of shops. The Andél tram station is just outside the door.

    Plzeňská 8 9.00 am - 9.00 pm. Website

  7. OC Chodov

    a huge shopping mall with hypermarket located slightly further away from the centre at metro station Chodov.

    Roztylská 2321/19 Website

  8. Atrium Flora

    medium-sized shopping mall with IMAX cinema in the top floor. Tram/metro station Flora.

    Vinohradská 2828/151 Website

  9. Adelaide

    Shop with hand-made and original clothes and gifts.

    Blodkova 2 Mo-Fri 10:00-18:00, Sat 10:00-12:00 Website

  10. Letňany Shopping Centre

    Huge shopping centre north of the city.

    Veselská 663, Praha 9 Website

  11. Shalamar

    small Indian and Pakistani food store.

    Lipanská 3 10.00 – 19.00 Website

  12. Bohemian Retro

    Vintage clothing and accessories.

    Chvalova 8 Tues-Fri 11am -7pm Website

Travel tips by Wikivoyage contributors (CC BY-SA 3.0). Verify opening hours before visiting.

Shopping Guide for Prague: Markets, Stores & Souvenirs

Shopping in Prague is one of the best ways to experience local culture beyond the usual tourist trail. Whether you're browsing open-air markets for fresh produce and local specialties, hunting for antiques in backstreet shops, or looking for handcrafted souvenirs to bring home, Prague's shopping scene has something for every kind of traveler.

This guide lists 12 shopping spots in Prague sourced from Wikivoyage — the community travel guide written by real travelers. These are the shops, markets, and stores that visitors actually recommend to each other.

Shopping Tips for Travelers in Prague

  • Visit markets early for the best selection at Prague's food and craft markets.
  • Carry local cash — many independent vendors and market stalls prefer cash over cards.
  • Check opening days — many specialty shops in Prague are closed on Sundays or have limited weekend hours.
  • Ask about local products — the best souvenirs are made locally, not imported for tourist shops.
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Frequently Asked Questions: Shopping in Prague

Where to shop in Prague?

Prague has 12 curated shopping spots including markets, specialty stores, and local boutiques. This guide covers the best places to shop in Prague, from open-air markets to specialist shops. Use Nomax to connect with fellow travelers who can share shopping tips.

What souvenirs to buy in Prague?

The best souvenirs from Prague are locally produced food and drink, handmade crafts, books about the city, and artisan goods. Markets are the best place to find authentic products. Check listings in this guide for specialty shops and markets in Prague.

Are there markets in Prague?

Yes, Prague has several markets in this guide including food markets, antique fairs, and craft markets. Opening days and hours vary by market — check individual listings before visiting.

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