Cool food court in a nice mall close to Old Town. Lots of food choices and lots of stores. Nice mall 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. read more

Dropped by this mall late around 10:15pm one night on my way back to hotel. You're probably thinking 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. read more

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The mall was a short walk from our hotel. There are 5 floors. I browsed through each floor, but didn't find much. I wasn't looking too hard though. The only things purchased were some greeting cards at a bookstore and L'occitane products that are cheaper here than the states. We also got some McDonald's at the food court. read more

Palladium is a large indoor shopping centre in central Prague, it is one of the largest shopping centres in the Czech Republic and contains around 170 shops and 30 restaurants (many of which are on the top floor including McDonald's). The shopping centre is reasonably attractive, blending in from the Old Town vibes of the outside, but with a modern, glass-heavy atrium. International brands located here include Marks and Spencer, Starbucks, McDonald's, Marco O'Polo and H&M. I did find the centre to be slightly difficult to navigate due to the number of floors, again it wasn't a straight route between one level and another when using the stairs or escalators, and it would be easy to walk past them. Lack of seating around the mall is a bad negative, especially due to the size, and the walk you should expect between one store and another. 3* - A nice place to head to Prague if you're a tourist who has just realised "Oh crikey, I've left xxx back at home", or if you want to shelter from the sun or rain. read more

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Huge mall with all the brandnames you would expect in a major shopping center. Good to grab a coffee or a pastry, just don't let her wonder too long... read more

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Taking a break from the history and the monuments and the neo-renaissance buildings, here's the modern day shopping mall. Filled with plenty of opportunities to separate you from your money in exchange for manufactured goods and food. This is a large mall on four or five stories with an open central atrium and escalators/elevators to bring you from one level to the next. At least a hundred stores and if I wasn't exhausted from a day of walking tours and an early departure back to the US tomorrow, I'd have done some retail therapy. Food court, shopping, a few places to sit and watch people go by. It's A-OK. [Review 12255 overall, 2039 of 2019.] read more

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"Palladium is where you go to see and be seen." Whenever I walk through Palladium's doors, I remember this sentiment stated by my taxi driver upon my arrival in Prague nearly two months ago. And he's right. This place is massive, glittery, modern, and clean. People are everywhere. And thank goodness for the store directory or I'd never find anything here amongst the crowds and sensory overload. If you're hungry, there's one long escalator that will drop you off on the eatery floor. They have pretty much every cuisine you could ask for from a mall. Other floors have basically anything else you could need. There's even a grocery store (Albert) in the bottom level. I'm a fan of the DM here and the Sportsimo shop is rather large. H&M is two stories and is part of a way larger community of fashion stops in the mall. There's also a Starbucks AND Costa AND Paul. Your coffee needs are beyond covered in Palladium. Vodafone is also helpful. They have English-speaking service providers if you need help with your mobile plan or a local sim card. So yes, if you need a bunch of stuff all at once, come here. read more

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If you're looking for a break from the historical look outside along the streets in Prague you can find it here. I didn't care much to do any shopping at the clothing stores because of lacking space in my pack and money. However we did make it up to the top floor a few times. It was better than searching the streets for miles on foot trying to find food. Instead we had a variety of options all in one place. For lunch one day we settled on NordSee. Some sort of Scandinavian restaurant chain with tons of delicious-looking seafood options. A bit pricey but well worth it. The night before we just happened in for the [FREE] bathrooms, WiFi and sat for tea and hookah/shisha to wind down. I think it was called something like "ChanChala". Really interesting place honestly. So yeah, I can at least vouch for Palladium's free toilets, WiFi (from BK) and the food options. Oh and I donno about the women's room, but if you have the chance take a glance into the men's room. The have some hysterical pictures of women on the wall at each urinal checkin' you out while you pee. read more

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The easiest place to find parking in Old Town in my opinion. First time we came to old town, we didn't know about this place and searched for street parking for at least an hour before scoring a spot. Here the arrows guide you to open parking stalls, but beware of those who park in two stalls instead of the one. The mall itself it something else. It's large, crowded, has FREE bathrooms that are clean, and to top it off they have a decent selection of places to eat here. There's 4 floors worth of shopping and then 1 floor dedicated to food, YUM! Next time we take a tip here we will definitely be parking and shopping here!! read more

Ok so if your visiting from a small town or city, this mall will be a dream because they have tons of stores (200 plus)... I'm not big on malls since we have a great outlet mall in FL (sawgrass)... However, we needed some clothing pieces and this mall didn't disappoint. It reminded me of Tyson's Corner in VA which is a multi level mall similar style. I liked the Palladium's food options on the third floor. Not only do they have fast food but quite a few diverse cuisine options in sit down restaurants. I was loving the European fit in every store because it's so flattering. So, even if you go to tons of malls/outlets, this place is still a go. It's best when it's raining or snowing, gives you a break from sightseeing and you can stay warm inside. Happy shopping in Prague :) ~ read more

You are looking for something in particular or you just want to do some shopping ? The palladium shop center is made for you ! 200 shops & restaurants in 5 differents floors. In this huge mall you will find all the international brand , but also some tcheque shops. In the last floor , many "all you can eat " restrant such as Japaneese, Mongalian, Indonesian There is also a casino if you think it's a lucky day for you ! read more

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If you are homesick for plastique America, hit Palladium. It is just like home! I can't knock it too much because you very well may need to use it. Palladium is the place to head for clothes needed for weather changes or maybe a cheap extra bag. The good news is that it is an easy walk from anywhere in Old Town and the hours are later - typically 10pm. It is packed with every nationality in the world. Why do people come to Prague to go to a mall? I don't mean for socks, but folks strolling around for the day, It is very clean and has at least 200 stores. I hope you don't need to go, and I pray you don't WANT to go. read more

This super complex mall was right around the corner from our hotel on the visit to Prague. On the first day we went inside to look around for a quick second and really liked the multi-level mall. So today, while trying to figure out what to have for dinner and with it raining outside and not in the mood to walk to much in the rain we decided to go for dinner on the 3rd level where their are tons of options. We choose Uno Mediterranean bistro which turned out to be a great choice. They have tons of good restaurants along with the usual fast foods like burger king kfc and McDonalds. The first two levels are dedicated to high end shops along with small cafes and they apparently have a underground garage which is a necessity as Prague has no parking whatsoever. Nice mall 4 stars wish Florida had some malls like this specially with the weather always so hot. But for Praha being so cold it works too. read more

I remember my first trip to Prag quite well. I remember thinking: "holy crap, how can people live like this" when seeing the dark concrete and gloomy atmosphere. But time really has changed this city! This mall is located pretty much slap-bang in the city-centre and offers you everything you could possibly need. - Free WiFi - Open 7 days a week - Over 20 Restaurants & Cafés - Roughly 200 Shops Basically, if you need anything or just want to talk a walk through the mall, come here. read more

Great mall. Centrally located, clean, and has ac! There are some decent and cheap eats on the top floor (McDonald's, etc) with different cuisine types. Big fan of this Mongolian/Asian place called Jurta that has 100 koruna (5 USD) rice/noodle bowls. Mmmm. There's even bubble tea and a phone-charging station (literally a stand in the middle of the mall with bunch of outlets) in the basement! read more

Many shops. Really noisy and big, but the whole experience was good. Had to walk a lot to get from one store to another but I think it was worth it. read more

Run of the mill shopping mall with the usual suspects. Its not laid out very well so getting around from level to level is a challenge. I did not see too many bargains here but there is allot of food options on the top level and parking underneath. I wouldn't rush back but if you are in the area its worth a look. read more

I dig the Palladium. It's been a long time since I've been in a mall and I liked this one Yes, it is a paragon of capitalism, but it's a mall... what do you expect? The layout of the mall is nice to walk around in and kill some time, a lot of very interesting cafes and restaurants that I'd love to go back and try. Honestly, I just like it because I was in desperate need of some running clothing/gear and Sportisimo satisifed my need for that. I mean this clearly isn't a tourist attraction--it's a mall, and I think it does a good job serving its purpose. tl;dr great place to find whatever you could possibly need, and an interesting selection of restaurants and cafes that could be nice to try! read more

Very very nice shopping center :-)! Wish, I'd had more time to shop here. Just have to come back then. Can't wait! Perfect location right next to tram and metro station. read more

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Large shopping center, but a bit disorienting. With over 200 shops, it's the largest shopping center in Prague city center, located just beside the old town. Easy to reach by tram and metro. Sadly, although it's pretty large, it's not easy to find your way around. Luckily, it's not so huge, as to be impossible to learn the layout in 20 minutes ;-) read more

The Palladium shopping mall is conveniently located near a downtown metro station (Namesti Republiky) and is quite a nice building, interesting to see in an interesting surronding. Newly arrived in Prague I went there first when I had something to buy. I tried to (but couldn't) buy some shoes (didn't have my size). I tried to (but couldn't) have my phone serviced. I tried to (but didn't) buy some gifts (3 times more expensive than elsewhere). I did succeed in buying some pants. Took them 15 days to sew the hem and, contrary to what they told me at first, I had to pay extra for it. I tried to (but couldn't) have my computer serviced at the Comfor shop. This last one is quite funny and deserves a review of its own. I brought the computer asking for service. They said it would take one week for a diagnosis and then they will call me. They never did. So I went there and asked. They knew what was wrong and it would take them one week to change the motherboard battery. Cost will be 2000Kc which is 3 times the official price from Asus. They will call me when it's done. They never did. So I went there and asked. "Next week and we will call you is the answer". They never did so I called and got some strange answers. I asked some Czech person I know to call and he got the answer that they don't know where my computer is. I asked to have my computer back. Long and painful emails exchanges followed and one month later I got my computer back, not repaired, for 350Kc (cost of the diagnosis, 12-14€). So unless you are a tourist and don't mind paying 3 times the price, you should, in my opinion of course, avoid totally the Palladium Shopping Mall as far as shopping is concerned. read more

Beautiful hopping center! Amazing design shops, I felt like I was in an adult Disneyland! I can't wait to go back to Prague! Beautiful city!

Nice big multi level shopping mall. Pretty crowded on a Saturday. Large food court upstairs with plenty of restaurants including a McCafe. Albert grocery store is on the lower level. read more

If you are looking for a replica of An American of Australian mega mall come here. It is in an excellent location, right by old town square and namesti republiky metro stop. It has a lot of original shops as well as importanted brands to choose from, huge 4 floors but a bit of a poor design. Good news is they offer free WC's so if you're in the area and need one, and don't want to pay you're good to go. They have a food court and some restaurants on the top floor which is nice if you have a lot more shopping to do but are hungry and don't want to leave the huge mall yet. It is also very clean...cleaner then most malls I have been to in my life. For that I rate it okay, but nothing special. It is a mall people. read more

Gleaming. Shiney. Too opulent. It wanna look like this. But this one doesn´t belong among my favourite shopping malls. Too many people. Which is understandable because it´s in the centrum and right by the metro and tram stops so there are not only czechs but also huge amount of tourists. It´s also a bit chaotic there. Restaurants and fast foods are ok. There are all those basic ones (MD, BK, KFC, SB, etc.) plus others like Chanchala (indian restaurants which is not bad). There used to be a good running sushi but it seems to me that it has got worse. Anyway. M&S is there and that´s important :-) read more

I like this mall... You can find pretty much everything in there.... Lots of stores, restaurants, underground parking... Mall is clean and nice looking... I will always visit this place when I will be in Prague... Recommend read more

Probably all you want from a shopping center in the center of the city. Good shelter from the elements, free public toilets, food, clothing, haircut, cosmetics, papers, electronics, sport, household, keys, banks, handies, parking, and so on and so on. Maybe not optimal but in one place just ten minutes away from Old Town Square. read more

The impression about the mall was ruined by the very rude saleswoman at the Ráj sýrů stand (on -2 level) who on September 8, 2018 late afternoon refused to sell us her cheeses because we interrupted her 15 min chat with friends and asked for her attention. read more

Ok, you don't go on a European vacation to shop at a mall. That said, Palladium is one block from my hotel and has proven to be a very convenient addition to the neighborhood. My phone charge cord broke, and I got a replacement here. There are ATMs that take both my American and Chinese bank cards. And I needed a backpack, underwear and sweatpants - got them all here. (FYI, re: the Chinese UnionPay card - not every ATM around Prague takes it. You won't have any trouble at the airport, but once in town you'll find that almost no businesses take it. In Palladium, there are multiple ATMs, but only one takes UnionPay - the one behind Footlocker, across from the info desk. Another FYI, I passed a Bank of China in a taxi today. I don't know where I was exactly, but it was not at all far from the Palladium area via cab). read more

very nice. 4 floors, but the truth is its just like most malles in the U.S. its a little smaller, parking is expensive and unless its raining you really dont want to be stuck inside all day. read more

The biggest shopping center in Praha. Its modern, but a little bit confusing. I think its a good alternative for rainy days.