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Shopping tips: Crystal glass items, wooden toys and jewellery (Czech garnets) are usually popular choices. Puppets and marionettes are traditionally hand-carved from wood or made from plaster and can be a good choice for a souvenir too (puppet making goes back to the 18th century). If you like spirits try Becherovka; a herbal liqueur known to have medicinal properties (good for digestion) is a unique Czech one. Plum brandy (slivovice) is also widely available, as are brandies distilled from other fruits. Czech jewellery (produced by Jablonex) is very famous. Also look for bead jewellery, imitation pearls and other jewellery. Even if you are not thinking about buying Bohemian Crystal we recommend that you visit the Moser shop (located Na Prikope 12, New Town) that has sold glassware for over a century.
Prague Department Stores and Shopping Malls
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- July 2, 2007
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In this article you will find comprehensive listing of major department stores in Prague. Palladium is very large shopping mall just opened recently in 2007. Black Rouse (Černá Růže) shopping mall is located just in the city centre in two historical passages and several buildings. The first building is from the 1840s and the second is from the 1930s. The arcade joining the two buildings is seen as a cultural monument.
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