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in Prague, particularly good for jazz and folk, but also rock/pop - though there's not much in
the way of classical.
Mon-Sat 10.30am-7pm.
TOYS AND CHILDREN'S GOODS
MALÁ STRANA
Truhlář marionety
U lužického semináře 5 602 689 918,
marionety.com
;
tram #12,
Truhlář family offers a cut above. Wooden marionettes from around 1600Kč - bespoke from
12,000Kč.
Daily 10am-7pm.
STARÉ MĚSTO
Hračky U zlatého lva
Celetná 32 224 239 469; metro Náměstí Republiky;
map
.
Mult-
istorey toy shop specializing in wooden playthings, many with a Krteček (Little Mole - the
most popular Czech cartoon character) theme.
Daily 10am-7pm.
Sparky's
Havířská 2 224 239 309,
sparkys.cz
;
metro Můstek;
map
.
Prague's top
dům
hraček
(House of Toys) on four floors, which stocks everything from high-tech gadgets to
wooden toys.
Daily 10am-7pm.
NOVÉ MĚSTO
A small shop inside the Rokoko
pasáž
which stocks some great wooden puzzles and brain-
teasers (
hlavolamy
), plus board games.
Mon-Fri 10am-7pm, Sat noon-5pm.
THE SUBURBS
Rici
Vratislavova 23, Vyšehrad 724 577 517,
marionettes-rici.com
;
tram #3, #7 or #17
around 550Kč.
Mon-Fri 9am-4pm.
MISCELLANEOUS SPECIALIST SHOPS
HRADČANY
in the Hrad are made by disabled children; profits go to the Olga Havlová Foundation, set up
by Václav Havel's late wife to help them. Hrad ticket required.
Daily 9am-5pm.
STARÉ MĚSTO
shop, ideal if you need to replace your day pack or have come unprepared for the weather.
Mon-Fri 10am-7.30pm, Sat 10am-6pm, Sun 11am-4pm.