The most famous markets in Prague are related to 2 events which are Christmas and Easter. Yet, if you visit the city in a time other than the holidays you should know a bit about the fixed markets there.
There’s a market called Havelske Trziste (Havel’s Market). It is in the Prague center close to the Metro (using lines A and B) so it’s easy to go there. You can go there any day on the weak till 18:00, but you should know that the market starts at different times through the week, so that:
- From Monday to Friday it starts at 06:00
- On Saturday it starts at 07:00
- On Sundays it starts at 08:00
It’s an open-air market, so take care of rainy days!
The other market is the Prazska Trznice (Prague market) which is also close to the Metro (more specifically line C). It is considered as the largest open-air market in the whole city. It consist of a long series of small shops and kiosks selling variable goods such as fruit, vegetables, handcrafts, and much more! You can even find some primary electronic devices their such as radios and portable stereos. Also, you can shop of cheap clothes! It is not considered as a tourists place because of its cheap prices and location outside the center of Prague, but it is a good place to study the locals’ shopping life closely!
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