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There’s a few bustling markets in Prague where fruits and vegetables can be a lot cheaper than in the
supermarkets although in the winter the best selection is still to be found indoors. Some of the markets are very tourist orientated and
might seem a bit ’tacky’ but there are goodies to be found and often some interesting art work is on display. There are
also markets which occasionally spring up all over the tourist areas - Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square - which are not
permanent fixtures and usually sell souvenirs, arts and craft.
Havel’s Market
Prague 1,
Metro: Mustek (line A/B)
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The most popular central Prague market, located on a short street that runs perpendicular to
Melantrichova, the main route connecting Staromestské námestí with Václavské
námestí. |
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Charles Bridge
Prague 1,
Metro: Staromestská (line A)
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The best known bridge in Central Europe offers wide range of craft, jewellery, photography,
paintings, and hand-made goods. |
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Prazská Trznice
Prague 7,
Metro: Vltavská (line C)
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Prague’s largest outdoor market. It is a vast network of kiosks with vendors selling an
endless variety of consumer goods. Warehouse-size stores selling furniture and hardware are also found here. Produce
prices are lower than in stores, but selection is often more limited. |
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Pankrác Trznice
Prague 4,
Metro: Pankrác (line C)
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Has many outdoor stands offering some of the best seasonal produce available. inside the large aluminium warehouse, stands sell dry goods,
household products and electronics. |
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Havel’s Market
