Prague, the capital of the Czech Republic, is a paradise for shopaholics. It boasts a plethora of stylish boutiques, souvenir shops, and locally crafted products.
The shopping season in Prague kicks off with the sale events. When you spot a "Sleva" sign in a store window, seize the opportunity for the best deals.
The first round of sales begins after Christmas and extends until the end of February. Shoppers during this period can't stop singing its praises, and it's no surprise with discounts of up to 70% off on all items. There's even a second wave of sales in July and August.
You can discover luxury stores along Paris Street, Prague's major shopping centers on Wenceslas Square, and budget-friendly shops on Příkop and Kolbenka, which is the largest Czech flea market. It's open every weekend from 09:00 to 17:00.
Prague's shopping centers are designed to offer both shopping and relaxation. They feature cozy cafes, upscale restaurants, game rooms for children, cinemas, and other entertainment options. Some of the most renowned complexes include:
- Palladium and Kotva in Republic Square;
- Letňany and Chodov near the metro stations of the same name;
- Atrium Flora in Vinohrady.
Interesting and affordable items can always be found in Prague's outlet stores. The largest of them is Fashion Arena. Discounts here can go up to 90% off. Another excellent outlet near Prague is Freeport International Outlet, located in the town of Znojmo. Items here are sold at a minimum of 30% off, and during the sale season, you can expect discounts of up to 80%.
Shopping in Prague is not limited to clothing and footwear. Foreign tourists also flock to purchase Czech glass, porcelain dishes, pomegranate jewelry, natural cosmetics, and, of course, beer.
