You have a lot of choices for purchasing souvenirs in Prague; however, if you are really just…read morelooking for those super touristy items...then this is your place. I collect magnets! However, I am picky about my magnets. This place offers a wide variety that actually may make it hard to choose. Of course, they offer many other things as well, such as; t-shirts, spoons, cups, hats, stickers, coasters, knick-knacks, etc. If you have trouble finding something, just ask...the staff is always friendly and eager to help. All items are fairly priced and they take credit card as well. Moreover, there are several locations throughout the city.

We found the spot in the touristy district right near the Můstek metro station. All the coffee…read moremugs, t-shirts, fridge magnets, hats, crustals, glassware and more. Some of it quite cheap, some of it quite expensive. The shop has one register. It's way in the back. Odd. [Review 12251 overall, 2035 of 2019.]

If you are someone who can really appreciate the time, effort and expertise put in to making a…read morepiece of art, then this is the place for you. In every puppet on display you can see that it was a labor of love. Terrific staff that will their time with you. My daughter and I visited a few shops and this was our favorite by a mile. I bought a more affordable puppet for each of my kids and had it shipped back to the US.

Manufactura seems to be growing and growing since last time I've seen their shop in the city…read morecentre. It's lovely place, like coming back in time for Czech folk. You can find there anything possible from traditional Czech and Moravian craft (they supposedly managed to put together over 250 craftsman and smaller companies that keep their tradition. It's something I adore on this shop that they try to preserve them, otherwise it's hard to find shops like these around Czech Republic, which is a shame. It's a perfect place to get a last minute present from your CZ visit - from Czech cosmetics that smell divine to wooden toys or the famous tv and fairytale character Krteček! This shop is tiny comparing to the one in city centre, but it can still be a last minute life saver :}

Plenty of books, but they are jam packed, and the people too. I didn't last 5 minutes in there…read more Many patrons were treating it like a tourist side attraction versus a place to peruse and actually select a book to read. The prices were commensurate with The Globe bookstore...about right. I would not go back. I can't comment on the service as I didn't buy anything. Skip it.

Cute little bookstore by the Prague castle! Good selection of books for a decent price. The worker…read morewas very kind and helpful :)

WARNING: DO NOT GO HERE!!! TAKE YOUR BUSINESS AND FILM / CAMERA NEEDS ELSEWHERE!!!…read more Had such high expectations for this place and saying I was disappointed is an understatement. I had planned to get some film developed here and stopped by for the first time. The customer service was not only bad; it was somehow both nonexistent as well as downright rude. Czechs aren't known for great or even good customer service, but this was a whole other level. As soon as I walked in, the shop owner greeted me in Czech and I proceeded to reply in Czech (even though I'm not Czech). There were two other girls in the shop and they all stopped, looked at me and laughed, presumably mocking my accent. Then, not another word from the man working there. No "How can I help you?" or "I'll be with you in a second". Nothing. Instead, he carried on a conversation with the two girls that didn't seem to be business related at all. I wandered to the back, where the main desk was located, for a bit and waited to be helped. A few minutes passed and he didn't even bother to turn around or acknowledge me. Impatient and annoyed, I decided to leave and get my film developed elsewhere. His loss. The owner / manager / employees of this place should seriously go back to school and learn how to run a small business properly, or at the very least how to give some semblance of proper customer service.

A chocolate lovers shop. Lots of choices if packaged chocolates and loose truffles and pralines you…read morecan buy by the piece. They had such a nice choice of advent calendars and we ended up buying some as gifts for friends back home. Always a bonus when you have a car with tons of boot space to fill up ;-))

Nice little chocolate and sweets shop right in the main area of Prague. They had a nice selection…read moreof chocolates from all over the world and some Czech offerings as well which I bought up to take back home.

My wife and I loved visiting this fantastic store. Staff was super helpful! We'll be back next time…read morewe're in Prague.

This is the place to go for unique gifts (or something special for yourself). I visit Prague every…read morefew years or so, and every time I HAVE to stop here. They sell home decor, some nic-knacks and jewelry. Most (if not all) items I have never seen elsewhere before. There's something beautiful/unusual to find in almost every price point. I bought a Rybička (knife/keychain) about 10 years ago. It was an amazing price and it has lasted on my keychain this whole time, it's still sharp too! Unfortunately due to the world being the way it is I won't be able to visit any time soon, however I am asking friends who are visiting Prague to please pick me up something (anything!) from this store because everything is such a delight.

This shop is fantastic. I asked Martin to recommend some Czech music that was synth related and he…read moresent me home with great ambient, funk, rock, and prog selections. I hope to be back here soon!

The shop's excellent vinyl selection and Martin's helpful advice make Phono my favorite record shop…read morein Prague. There are some real gems on those bins, and you don't have to be an expert on Czech/Polish/Hungarian music to find them. I prefer to buy records in person, but after seeing how well Martin packed my records for me to carry onto my return flight, I wouldn't hesitate to have Phono ship my next purchase directly to my house.