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If you say chocolate, the countries of origin which come into your mind first are typically Switzerland and Germany. Yes, the Germans produce excellent chocolates - I like Hachez the most. But there are several local producers in Prague whose  products are really great and I enjoy them each time I walk by.

This Summer in Prague is rather calm. There are only few tourists on the streets and in the pubs and theatres. Yet there are some - and we are happy about it. There are people already travelling again, which is a good thing. This also means that we locals can enjoy reasonable prices in the establishments in the city center which had to decrease their pricelists considerably. It is a pleasure to sit in the garden pub on the Old Town Square just opposite to the Astronomical Clock and have a beer for just 50 Czech Crowns (and not hundred like before). This is an opportunity for the tourists as well - come early until the prices remain low!¨ It is also truth that many pubs and shops have closed during the last 15 months. I would say there are less than a half of souvenir and crystal glass shops compared to pre-pandemic times. Some were converted to candy stores, museums, others simply remain closed. But I guess it is the same situation everywhere in the world.

View of the Prague Astronomical Clock you could never achieve before

I always believed that the most attractive feature of Prague is the magnificent view of the Castle on the hill over Lesser Town with Charles Bridge running towards Old Town shore of the Vltava River.

September has always been perfect time to visit Prague medieval city center and to enjoy calm sun shining from clear sky under sharper angle.

Explore narrow streets and passages throughout the medieval city center.

Trdelnik is a Czech sweet specialty from the medieval times

Food specialities on Prague Christmas markets

Do you plan an event in Prague and want to give your participant some local gift bearing your logo or name of the event? We can do this for you with some of our products.

Many tourists wonder what kind of typical product or local souvenir should they buy during their trip to Prague. They are looking for something valuable, local, genuine and useful.

I do not wonder that tourists coming to Prague are so keen on T-shirts, especially those with funny or teasing motives.

There are two major sights in Prague which attract most of the tourists coming there: the skyline of the Castle and Charles Bridge and the Astronomical Clock.

Wooden clocks created as replica of the Prague Astronomical Clock - a souvenir or home decor?

Souvenirs from Prague as conference giveaways

Tell it by a picture - Prague Old Town Square and Charles Bridge

Spring has come to Prague earlier than ever before and so did the crowds of tourists. The whole city center became one Prague souvenir store.

Czechia is a very special country when it comes to religion. We have been the first European nation who decided to get rid of the Roman-Catholic church dominance in the 15th century.

Prague sweatshirts season has started!

Get your travel memories from Prague online, without the need to travel.

Murano glass works import products from China

List of major as well as local Czech breweries, including several microbreweries in major cities. The list is not complete as there are many local breweries which do not deliver their products outside of their home town, thus we have no own experience to share.

It is expected that you have come to drink beer if you take a seat at a table in a beer pub in Czechia. Once the waiter spots you there, he/she places a mug of large beer in front of you without asking anything.

The Czech Republic appears to be the country of the highest consumption of beer per head in the world. This phenomenon is occurring thanks to the two unique attributes of the Czech beer: drinkability and price.

If you ask someone what typical Czech products are, you would most probably get answers like crystal glass, garnet jewelry, wooden puppets or beer. Souvenir is not the same as typical product. Souvenir is something you want to remind you of the place where you have been or would like to go to.