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Prague Markets
If you are the sort of person who enjoys walking among stalls, buying fancy goods, handcrafts or fruit and vegetables, you have to visit some of Prague's markets.
Havelske Square - the daily market where fresh fruits, vegetables and flowers could be purchased.
Prazska Trznice - a flea market that takes place in Holesovice mainly on the weekends. During the week huge shopping and entertainment premises located in the centre of Prague on the Vltava river-side are here to enchant you with the unique atmosphere of old market places. By walking among historical 19th century buildings you will
Prague Easter Markets
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- November 30, 2011
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The atmosphere of a beautiful blossom garden should be felt by Prague’s visitors when strolling around Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square. There are 89 Easter market stalls on Old Town Square and 62 on Wenceslas Square, as well as other food stalls.
Prague Christmas Markets
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- November 24, 2011
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Prague Christmas markets start on 26 November and run daily throughout December until 1 January. Markets are usually open from 09.00 until 19.00. Major markets are located around Wenceslas Square and Old Town Square while smaller ones can be found around Havelska Trziste, Namesti Miru and Namesti Republiky.
Prague Markets
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- July 7, 2007
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If you want to buy something different or save some money try Prague's markets. Some markets sell just fruit and vegetables; others target tourists and sell handcrafts etc.
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