Prague’s flea markets and food stalls
From flea market finds to delectable delights, the vibrant markets of Prague are a treasure trove for curious shoppers.
Retro bargain hunt
Explore the largest flea market in Czechia! The U Elektry Flea Market in Prague’s Vysočany is a true bric-a-brac heaven reminiscent of the 90s. Pop in every Saturday and Sunday throughout the year.
A hip and trendy foodie haven
Experience the vibrant Karlín Market, every Friday from March to October located on Křižíkova, one of the coolest streets on Earth. Snap up superb farm produce and visit local shops, restaurants and cafes. Sample culinary delights at the Market na Jiřáku in Vinohrady from Wednesday to Saturday, where you can also enjoy buskers performing.
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Flea Wizz
Every last Saturday of the month from March to October, stalls selling blankets, jewelry, clothes, and other treasures fill Řezáčovo Square in Holešovice. Local residents set up booths at the Flea Market on Heřmaňák and create a cheerful atmosphere. If food is of more interest to you, check out the fantastic farmers’ markets that take place here on other Saturdays from February to December.
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Don’t miss the bus!
Vnitroblock in Prague’s Holešovice isn’t just a market – in this hipster paradise, you’ll find trend-setting fashion boutiques, a café, a cinema, an art gallery, and the showpiece: a food truck in the form of a classic American school bus!
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Beyond Prague
Don’t miss out on the Mint Market – the only market with designer fashion, jewelry, and delicacies held in cities throughout Czechia all year round!
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Design Prague
If locally crafted products are your cup of tea, don’t miss the Dyzajn Market – the largest open-air craft fair in Czechia. Held regularly at various locations in Prague, you’ll be spoiled for choice with stylish clothing, jewelry, tableware, and unique design pieces.
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Veggie Heaven
Also in Holešovice is another gem: the historic former slaughterhouse has transformed into a market, and its centerpiece is the largest vegetable market in Prague. That’s not all – Holešovice Market also has cool shops, restaurants, food trucks, a theatre, and a gallery, too.
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Down by the river
For a market trip with a view, visit Náplavka Farmers’ Market. Every Saturday, the riverbank of the Vltava River in Smíchov comes alive with vibrant stalls of farm-fresh produce, artists’ creations, and cool food trucks. Occasionally, there may even be a mini-flea market on a boat!
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World food to float your boat
Last but not least, one of Prague’s coolest places is undoubtedly the Manifesto Market in Smíchov, where shipping containers house a tasty array of global cuisines.
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