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There's no scarcity of terrific souvenir shopping venues in Prague. Take your pick: You can buy local wares from the street vendors who line St. Charles Bridge or at outdoor markets like Havelske Trziste, the main open-air market in the city center. There are also trinket shops around Old Town Square, which has year-round booths that sell arts and crafts. One noteworthy street runs off of Old Town Square; Celetna, one of Prague's oldest streets, is a great place to find Czech handicrafts and souvenirs.
Shopping Abroad: A Traveler's Guide
Among Prague's prized products are Bohemian hand-cut crystal, handmade wool hats, Czech garnets, wooden marionettes, figurines of World War I soldiers, wooden Christmas ornaments and images of the Bambini of Praha, the infant Jesus.
If you're looking to go beyond souvenir shopping, head to Wenceslas Square and the surrounding streets, where there are a number of department stores, antique stores and boutiques.
Shopping Abroad: A Traveler's GuideAmong Prague's prized products are Bohemian hand-cut crystal, handmade wool hats, Czech garnets, wooden marionettes, figurines of World War I soldiers, wooden Christmas ornaments and images of the Bambini of Praha, the infant Jesus.
If you're looking to go beyond souvenir shopping, head to Wenceslas Square and the surrounding streets, where there are a number of department stores, antique stores and boutiques.