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The most famous Prague markets are the Christmas
markets and Easter
markets, when the city centre fills with festive delights and traditional wares.
However, there are also two permanent markets in Prague, and a couple of flea markets. |
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Havelske
trziste (Havel's market)
Havelska Street, Prague 1. Metro: Mustek
(line A or B).
Apr-Sep: Daily 07:00-19:00; Oct-Mar: Daily 07:00-18:30
Havelske Trziste is the city centre's permanent market. Operating all year round, the market sells
fruit and vegetables,
flowers, arts and crafts, leather goods, wooden
toys, ceramics and tourist souvenirs.
Havelske Trziste is located off Melantrichova Street, a pedestrian route linking Wenceslas Square to the Old Town Square, a few minutes walk from either square. |
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| Prazska trznice
(Prague market)
Bubenské nábřeží, Holešovice,
Prague 7.
Metro: Vltavská (line
C). Trams: 1,3,14,25.
Jan-Dec:
Mon-Sat 07:00-18:00.
Prague's largest outdoor market is a network
of small kiosks selling an array of consumer
goods; portable stereos, clothes, fruit and vegetables, arts and crafts, alcohol and so forth. Prazska Trznice is fairly run down and sells mainly cheaper goods. For these reasons, and the fact it is outside the city centre, it remains more of a local market, rather than a tourist one. | |
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Prague flea market 1
Along the riverbank, Palackeho namesti, Prague 2.
Metro: Karlovo namesti
(line B, exit Palackeho namesti).
Trams: 3,7,16,17,21 (exit Výtoň or Palackeho namesti).
May-Aug: 1st & 3rd Saturday in the month 09:00-16:00
The first of the two flea markets stretches along the river embankment, right next to the water.
Clothes, jewellery, old pictures and many other items are for sale at cheap prices. Mostly second hand items, but some new hand-made goods are also offer. |
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| Prague flea market 2
Namesti Miru, Prague 2.
Metro: Namesti Miru
(line A).
Trams: 4,10,16,22
Mar-Oct: Last Saturday in the month 09:00-16:00
The same organiser as the riverbank flea market organises this flea market too at Namesti Miru, a square located 10-15 minutes walk from the top of Wenceslas Square.
A similar line in secondhand and hand-made products are for sale by mainly Czech citizens. | |
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