Things to Do in Prague

Obchod U Saska

This store sells high-quality, imaginatively designed clowns, ghouls, witches, and other marionettes,...

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Hugo Boss-Women

Women's shop open Monday to Friday from 10am to 8pm, Saturday from 11am to 7pm, and Sunday from 1 to...

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Boutique Parízská 18

A collection of fashion accessories of well-known names, including Sergio Rossi, Dolce & Gabbana, Versace,...

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Dum hudebních nástroju

You can buy all kinds of instruments here, from tiny harmonicas to a magnificent Petrof piano. Open Monday...

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Obchod loutkami

Although there are no ventriloquist dummies, many kinds of puppets are available here, including hand,...

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Karlovarský porcelán "Thun"

On display here are some of the best pieces from the 21,000 tons of decorative and domestic porcelain...

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Dusák (Watchmaker and Goldsmith)

Dusák features Cartier, Gucci, Omega, Rado, and Certina chronographs and does repairs, too. Open Monday...

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Royal Jewelry-Zlatnictví

The designs of the pendants and brooches sold here are some of the most unusual in the city. All items...

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Taiza

Since Osmany Laffita, a Cuban wizard of fashion, opened his first boutique in Prague in 1999, he has...

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Neoluxor-Palác knih Luxor

This building on Wenceslas Square, which used to house a popular cafe and nightclub, is now the biggest...

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Vysehrad

This sprawling rocky hilltop complex is the cradle of the Bohemian state. From this spot, legend has...

Galerie Platýz-Ranný Architects

This eclectic space displays and sells modern Czech paintings, sculpture, and graphics by artists who...

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Galerie Art Praha/Centrum sberatelu

A showroom for a collectors' group, this gallery on Old Town Square offers innovative works from some...

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Ceský Granát

This shop has an excellent reputation for good-quality jewelry at reasonable prices. Traditional, conservative...

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Divadlo Na zábradlí

Havel became the resident playwright here in the early 1960s. It was on this stage that his play The...

New Jewish Cemetery (Nový zidovský hrbitov)

Though it's neither as visually captivating nor as historically important as Prague's Old Jewish Cemetery,...

Art Deco Galerie

This dandy store sells the trappings of Prague's golden age and is filled with colored perfume bottles...

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Church of Our Lady Victorious--Holy Child of Prague (Kláster Prazského jezulátka)

This 1613 early baroque church of the Carmelite order is famous throughout Italy and other predominantly...

Bethlehem Chapel (Betlémská kaple)

This is the site where, in the early 15th century, the firebrand Czech Protestant theologian Jan Hus...

Kavárna Slavia

Of all the Prague pubs, restaurants, and cafes that Havel patronized, this was his most recognized haunt....

Church of St. Nicholas (Kostel sv. Mikuláse)

At the site of a former Gothic church built by German merchants, this St. Nicholas church was designed...

Laterna Magika Stage (Divadlo bez Zábradlí)

This became Havel's "War Room," where he and a hearty band of artists and intellectuals plotted the peaceful...

Antikvariát Parízská

This is a musty market with valuable pieces of Czechoslovak history. Pictures, graphics, coins, medals,...

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St. George's Convent at Prague Castle (Kláster sv. Jirí na Prazském hrade)

Dedicated to displaying traditional Czech art, the castle convent is especially packed with Gothic and...

Estates' Theater (Stavovské divadlo)

Completed in 1783 by wealthy Count F. A. Nostitz, the neoclassical theater became an early symbol of...