Prague Market

The Prague Market area, a culturally protected monument since 1993, was originally created as the Central Slaughterhouse of the Royal City of Prague. The slaughterhouse served its purpose until 1983, when it was rebuilt into a city market. Today, the complex with dozens of shops, cafes and restaurants of various types and many cultural and social events for all generations has become a popular meeting spot among visitors and locals of the Prague 7 district.

Hall 22 – Daily Fresh Produce and Food
At hugely popular Hall 22 you can buy fresh fruit, vegetables and seasonal foods from Monday – Saturday from 8 p.m. In addition to fruits and vegetables, you will find meat, fish, eggs, cheese and other dairy products as well as unpackaged or Asian foods.

Refreshments and Fun at the Food Truck Point
Food Truck Point offering refreshments, snacks and coffee is located next to the vegetable market. A free theatre performance for children is held every Wednesday from 4:00 p.m.

Educational trail
Explore the history of the Prague Market! A new educational trail includes 14 stops with historical photos and texts and takes you around the whole area of the Prague Market. It starts at the main entrance from the river, continues along the corridor to hall 22 and then leads back past the Jatka 78 theater, to the water tower and the wooden building in the eastern part of the complex. The trail is accessible every day of the week without any restrictions.