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The permanent market gets a facelift in the winter months. With a fresh festive look, you’ll be spoilt with even more choice than the usual fruit and veg. Arts and crafts, wooden toys and puppets, and even ceramics can usually all be found, so get ready to experience a Christmassy kick to the pretty lines of stalls.
This whimsical winter wonderland is a sight to behold. From the spire-studded skyline to the sound of a choir, the sizzling street food stalls to the tree that twinkles high in the sky, ta-dah – your search for magic ends here. The Old Town Square market is dreamy by day and enchanting by night.
A bit further out, this Prague Christmas market has some of the city’s finest produce. It’s more about the traditional feel than the bright lights of modern stalls. There are around 60 huts, all specialising in edible treats, toys and candles. If you’re seeking something special for your tree, you can stock up on decorations too.
With 30 stalls to browse, this is the more intimate of the bunch. It has a cosy allure and rustic feel, and you can easily hop off a tram and be right in the middle of the festive fun. If you’re looking to add to your box of decorations, you can get your hands on mistletoe, wreaths and candles here.
Prague Castle throws open its doors to huts ready and raring to sell plenty of local produce. If you want to make merry and see some cultural hotspots, this is the place. You’ll find good old-fashioned fun by the church, and you might even catch some carol singing.
Watch the blacksmith craft creations, gaze in awe at dazzling light displays and peep between shoulders at the quaint little craft stalls. The modestly sized Wenceslas Square Christmas market is the place for one-of-a-kind discoveries – gold-sprayed mistletoe and warm woollen slippers to name but two.
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The main Prague Christmas Markets typically open towards the end of November, around the start of Advent (the first Saturday of Advent). They usually run daily through Christmas Day and often stay open until the Epiphany (January 6th). The exact dates can vary slightly each year, so it's best to check the official Prague City Tourism website closer to your travel dates.
The two largest and most famous markets are: Old Town Square: This is the most iconic and popular market, located in the heart of the historic Old Town. It features the main Christmas tree, a stage for performances, nativity scene, and countless stalls. Wenceslas Square: Located at the lower end of the bustling Wenceslas Square, this market is also substantial, though often slightly less crowded than Old Town Square.
No, entry to all the Prague Christmas Markets is completely free! You only pay for the food, drinks, and goods you purchase from the stalls.
Prague in December is cold! Temperatures are often around or below freezing (0°C / 32°F). Snow is possible but not guaranteed. It's essential to dress warmly in layers.
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