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 | Czech Republic Shopping | Tips 1 - 10 of 20 |  | Letnany Shopping Complex is located at Veselska 663 on the otskirts of the city centre of Prague. It is the largest shopping centre in the Czech Republic with more than 200 shops and stores. It is also an entertainment centre for the whole family with cinemas, ice skating rink, aquacentre, children's playground and indoor tennis courts. A prominent Tesco Department Store is the shopping centre's main anchor tenant. For those who are hungry and thirsty after your whole day's shopping, Fontana Food Court is located in the shopping centre for you to chill out like we did as depicted on our photographs above! Wide range of items and consumer goods are available at the various shops in the shopping centres, many of them are branded stores. Goods such as leather products, clothings and textiles, shoes, watches, jewelleries, sports goods, cds and dvds, electrical goods, spectacles, health and beauty products, toys and even souvenirs are on sale in the shopping centre. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: Veselska 663, PraguePhone: +420 284 051 111Directions: Located at Veselska on the otskirts of the city centre of Prague. You may travel by Prague metro and stop at Ladvi station (line C) and take a free bus service (OCL line) from the metro station to the shopping centre.Website: http://www.oc-letnany.cz/cz Other Contact: E-mail: recepce.ocl@oc-letnany.c
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Once upon a time there was a clever Austrian, who had the brilliant idea to build a duty-free-shopping-centre inside the wide stripe of land between Austria and Czechia, that was once used for the watchtowers and the death-zone at the communiste border .... ...all of a sudden nowbody knew what to do with the area, except Mr. Seunig, a clever young man from Austria who became Multimillionaire within a few years... And you may easily see he is a big fan of phantasy, dragons, gargoyles, mystery things etc. All restaurants are OPEN 24 hours a day !! I made a seperate page about this place : Excaliburcity by Globetrott
ONLY 25 CIGARETTES per person are allowed to be bought there and taken into Austria !!!! for spirits, wine and champagne there are almost NO restrictions. all other goods are not restricted at all !! Gasoline is cheaper than in Austria, but still a bit more expensive than in Znojmo or Brno !!
Times of DUTY-FREE are over due to the EU-regulations, BUT you still may buy spirits in 1 litre bottles for the same price or maybe a bit less than you pay for 0,7 litres in Austria and the other old EU-countries. Leave a Comment
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Pure genuine crystals and glasses are very popular in the Czech Republic. They are also of the highest quality too. Take the opportunity to purchase some of them if you visit the Czech Republic on your vacation! One of the few locations in the Czech Republic where you can purchase genuine crystals and glasses at reasonable prices is the streets outside Karlstejn Castle. We purchased several crystals and presented them as gifts to friends and relatives at home. Leave a Comment Theme: Gifts
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Special shops of souvenirs. There are many things what are made specially for us - tuourists.
Products from "Thun" porcelain are very qualitative and beautiful. You may buy services, cups, decorative dishes and plates. Leave a Comment Theme: Department Store
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There are plenty of big, medium and small shops in Prague where U can buy the beautiful garnets from famous Czech region Bohemia.
They are presented in shop windows and U can observe them from the streets. Their beauty is stunning. Men may laugh (smiling) but to my mind, there is no better memory for a woman than some jewelry. At least for me it is better than any food, drink, cloth or anything else, like a souvenir. It is preious and it is forever with us.
The prices vary from reasonable (maybe even cheap for Western Europeans) to high (but they are worthwile buying). My set silver of a small ring and ear-rings covered with gold and with garnets of course, cost me about 70USD. I'm glad I have it, it brings me back nice memories. Leave a Comment Theme: JewelryDirections: The shop where I bought my set, was near Karlov most (Karlsbridge)
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You can buy different things there: Things of art History glass Jewellery Copies of historical weapons Blacksmith's products Souvenirs Ceramics Solders made of tin Badges Advertising brochures Maps Puzzles Postcards Stamps Leave a Comment Theme: Gifts
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Bohemian glass is available all over the country at broadly similar prices. We found the glassware to be attractive, but not especially different to the thousands of other producers all over the world. We did however fall for the Chandaliers, which come in both traditional and more modern designs. At around 300 Euros, a larger one represented extremely good value, and the thing packed down into quite a small space - the way it all fitted together with everything safe certainly put IKEA to shame !
We bought ours in Karlovy Vary. You can also visit the factories there, which may work out a little cheaper. The shops selling them in Prague were marginally more expensive : probably due to more tourist about and higher costs. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Prague is famous for it's Marionnettes. Shops line the allies with all sorts of Marionnettes for sale. If there is one souvinier to bring back from Prague it would be a Marionnette. Leave a Comment Theme: Art
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Russian dolls, the infamous Prague sweatshirt that everyone else you know owns, cheap Bohemian crystal, and lace are all popular tourist favorites well worth their weight in Kroner.
Bargain anywhere you go. This is not necessary from a financial standpoint--the exchange rate allows travelers to buy things for literally pennies. However, bargaining is fun and also gets you the rate you SHOULD be paying--so join in the fun! Chances are if youre in a tourist shop and they quote you a price, they'll lower it if you just keep standing there. Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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Typical things that are being bought by (not only) foreigners in CZ: Jewellery from Bohemian garnets Cut crystal vases Porcelain Glass costume jewellery Alcohol - absinth, becherovka, beer or wine Stone rose (rose from the paper is put into the water in spa hot spring for 14 days and the water covers it with special stone layer - very beautiful ones!) Spa waffles Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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