The selection of souvenirs in the Czech capital is really huge, and prices for Europe are not high. So you can buy gifts for every taste.
Instructions
Step 1
Beverages.
The Czech Republic is famous primarily for its beer. Of course, the best beer is brewed in a restaurant with its own brewery. But you'll have to carry a bottle. If you forgot to buy it in the city, you can always do it in duty-free.
Absinthe is perhaps the second most popular. After all, it was in the Czech Republic that the ban on the use of this drink was lifted and here they began to drink it for the first time, setting it on fire.
Also pay attention to national drinks: becherovka, mead and plum brandy. These tinctures are sold in souvenir packaging in small bottles.
Step 2
Puppets.
Czech craftsmen have been making puppets since the 18th century, and in many families this art is passed down from generation to generation. Initially, they were used in the theater, then they began to be sold as souvenirs. In the market and in stores you can find a variety of dolls: football players, famous characters, animals, Baba Yaga.
Step 3
Bijouterie.
The Czech Republic is famous for garnet jewelry, but they are quite expensive. There are also relatively inexpensive glass beads and earrings.
Step 4
Gingerbread.
On the central streets you can find museum shops selling gingerbread cookies decorated with multicolored sugar icing. The price of a small souvenir gingerbread is 25 CZK (about 45 rubles). Also on sale there are gingerbread houses of incredible beauty.
Step 5
Bohemian glass.
This is the pride of the Czech Republic, in numerous stores you can find any tableware, as well as figurines made of multi-colored glass.
Step 6
Pictures with views of Prague.
You can find both printed pictures of different sizes, as well as author's works with images of Charles Bridge, Old Town Square and other beautiful views of the city.
Step 7
Souvenirs - symbols of the Czech Republic: Baba Yaga, the soldier Schweik, a mole from the cartoon, as well as miniatures of famous architectural buildings: St. Vitus Cathedral, the Town Hall.
