The 5 most interesting places for vintage shopping in Prague

Like a true Bohemian couple Patrik and Patricia met in London. Back in Prague they set up this multifunctional space as their second home, selling an eclectic mix of vintage and retro fashion. Admire Patricia’s DIY creations ranging from jewellery to candles and furniture. Then visit Patrik’s Boho Café in Ondříčkova 8.

The outcome of a student art project based on the iconic Botas Classic model. It was launched in Czechoslovakia in 1966 and led to the inclusion of the word botasky in Czech vocabulary to refer to any sport shoe. Funky colours and the shape of running shoes combine to make super special one of a kind sneakers.

An exhibition space that also sells unique pieces of Bauhaus, Art Deco and Functionalist furniture, sourced from France and the Czech Republic. Each piece is carefully restored in their specialised atelier on the first floor of the same building.

A secondhand shop selling various theatre and folk costumes, an ideal place for bold and eccentric fashionistas. For some reason, they also have an extensive collection of male and female Tyrolian shirts, which may inspire a new trend in the years to come.

Entering this store is like climbing into your grandmother’s closet. They sell every imaginable object from folk costumes, accessories and wedding dresses to bed linens, tea sets and Christmas decorations. Regardless of whether you are looking for something fancy or a collector’s item, this is the perfect place to immerse yourself in the world of yesteryear.