Brand-new mall in Stromovka. Has all the usual shops including a Lidl. Large parking lot. I suppose…read morethe novelty here is that the neighbourhood did not have a mall yet.

From the owner: Široký sortiment produktů a služeb pro váš vědomý život - barefoot boty, pohodlné oblečení, zdravé…read morepotraviny a superfoods. A k tomu zajímavé programy pro váš osobní rozvoj.

Cool food court in a nice mall close to Old Town. Lots of food choices and lots of stores. Nice…read moremall to walk through and go shopping or window shopping. I was surprised to find delicious falafel in Prague. Check out El Emir for a great falafel sandwich served with marinated vegetables. The tahina served on the side was so addictive. I kept adding more and more to the falafel.

Dropped by this mall late around 10:15pm one night on my way back to hotel. You're probably…read morethinking that's pretty late for a mall to be open and I thought the same! In reality only the building was open, the stores themselves were closed. When visiting Prague this was one of the more fascinating aspects I learned about the city. In addition to the many inter-building corridors, almost like shortcut passageways between streets, there are entire buildings open late into the night or 24 hours that passerby can enjoy as public spaces or arcades to walk through. Of course there are security guards and cameras posted all over and you can't just loaf around, instigate shenanigans or sleep in these spots. I was impressed by how safe, clean and well maintained they kept these passages; this mall was no exception. I walked the perimeter of 3 of the 5 floors and took a look around. What I saw--the mall is shaped like an oblong disc with a center atrium and a tall 5 story island in the middle, which also has stores. As of fall 2024 they had many commonly seen stores in Europe: H&M, Marks & Spencer, dm, Luxor, a lot of sporty brands like Geox, Converse, adidas, Vans Lacoste, Columbia, North Face as well as other apparel retailers like Gap, Falconeri, Levi's Guess, CalvinKlein, Intimissimi, Armani Exchange. Sephora, MAC, Lush, Claire's and L'occitane were some of the beauty retailers. Aside from this you can find a variety of specialty stores with accessories, electronics, toys, housewares, kids play zone. Downstairs in the basement was Albert supermarket and on the fifth floor a food hall with pretty typical mall food court offerings--Kentucky Fried Chicken, a handful of fast food Asian stalls, Burger King, McD's, ice cream, donuts, bubble tea and of course Starbucks (though this was on a lower level). So all in all quite a normal mall spread out over five floors.

exceptional industrial location, different designers local brands, accessories, clothes for…read morechildren, coffee bar, live DJs, place to meet friends.

This is probably one of the best shops I found during my visit to Prague for sneaker heads but was…read moreperhaps the rudest and absolute worst customer service experienced during my entire one week visit. I'm not sure if the clerk here understands the power of the $$$ is more powerful than his obvious prejudices towards the color of a customer's skin. Unfortunate too since I was planning to buy a few kicks from this shop to take back to the US. Do better.

After ordering shoes from the footshop a week ago I began wondering why gls tracking didn't change…read moreand stay on "still waiting to receive package" so i sent a mail to footshop and they told me someone forgot to put the shipping information on the package which made it lost and they told they are going to refund my money. This is really unprofessional and not a way you should handle a business. The shoes are sold out everywhere and i dont have another way to buy them so definitely not buying from footshop again.

I had to map this through Yelp and read up on the reviews, even the ones written in Czech to figure…read moreout if this is the place to purchase souviners while in Prague. Once you get to the touristy Muzeum square area of central Prague, here you will find many shops to choose from so it's best to check out the reviews. It's relatively easy to take the underground tram, A or C and use restaurant landmarks to navigate through the shops. You will see the sign and know this store will offer a better selection than other places. The prices are the same at other souviners shops so comparison shopping isn't necessary. I picked up some interesting bottle openers and coffee mugs. The woman was careful to wrap up the breakables and was very cordial. Spacing is tight so be careful when dealing with wide bodies from the US.

Souvenir Gift Items are exactly like Furniture Home Items in synonymous reference of identification…read morein reality. When people travel, they ought to buy area destination souvenir gift items reminding them of where they have visited, and check out some of those stores. Every country, and region of the World has their own unique version of souvenirs. There is dramatic allure of Independent Souvenir Gift Stores in Prague Czech Republic. They even sell massive chandelier objects, and mystical golden, crystal made furniture objects, including kitchenware, and blend of souvenir items in some stores. There is extra touristy stores exclusively selling only airplane safe luggage convenient items. Czech souvenir stores are incredible in what they offer, and I love how there is a traditional element. I bought a ton of worthwhile, high quality souvenir items corresponding in Crystal Globes with Castles inside & unique carved design, magnetic button pins representing visual images of Prague landmarks, architectural sites, unique ceramic made objects, and high variety in what those souvenir stores sell for customers, including Apollo Store, and Crystal Souvenir Factory.

The weather turned cold and raining the day I arrived in Prague. I needed some clothing and…read morestumbled upon Second Hand No. 21. Got some new shoes and a nice warm jacket, both a really reasonable prices. The lady working there was extremely friendly. If I had more room in my luggage, I would have bought much more. Check it out.