Living in Prague has many perks. Great beer, magnificent architecture and the international vibe make it easy to lose one’s heart to the capital of the Czech Republic. Once one has found his living space and settled in, exploring the city from an insiders view becomes a priority. And while the exploring is a lot of fun and makes one love Prague for its little gems, it sometimes can be hard to find things that we know exactly where to find in our home country in the streets of Czech Republic’s capital.

One of the things I missed for a long time while living here, where second hand stores that not only provide a good selection but also have the right price. Trying to live a zero waste life, especially clothes and furnishing shopping in said places can hard. Even more so, since most second hand shops and goodwill stores concentrate on clothing and sometimes abandon the idea of offering anything else but that.

Have you not found quite a place like Goodwill back home yet? Could your second hand shopping tour use some extra stops? We set out and found the best places to meet a second hand shopper’s needs in Prague and put together the ultimate guide of second hand stores, bazaars and flea markets around the city! Ready to dive in?

Secondhand Stores & Thrift Shops

1. Cesta domů at Holesovice

By visiting this lovely, little place, you not only will find a big selection of clothing, jewelry, kitchen items, mugs, paintings and more – you also are doing something good for people in need!

Cesta domu – established around 15 years ago – is not only providing you with your next treasure on your shelf, Cesta domu is mainly a non-profit organization that provides registered health and social services to incurably ill patients in need of care.  Besides second hand items, you can also buy lovingly handmade notebooks, postcards, mugs and more to support the great work Cesta domu is doing!

Cesta domu is constantly expanding their services, thus, you get to shop at both of their locations in Prague 6 and 7.

• Offers: Clothing for men and women, small kitchen items, lovely handmade bags whose earnings go to the Cesta Domu foundation
• Location: Komunardů 1126/33, 170 00 Praha 7 – Holešovice and Bělohorská 90, 160 00 Praha 6
• Opening hours: Mon – Fri 10.00 – 18.00

2. Kuzmarkt at Letna

Kuzmarkt is a standout vintage and second-hand store located in Prague’s trendy Letná district. With two locations—Františka Křížka 26 and Janovského 9—Kuzmarkt offers a curated selection of retro fashion and accessories sourced from around the world. Each piece is handpicked with care, reflecting a love for unique, timeless style. From bold 1970s prints to minimalist 1990s cuts, Kuzmarkt caters to both vintage enthusiasts and eco-conscious shoppers seeking sustainable fashion alternatives. The shop’s inviting atmosphere and thoughtfully arranged displays make it a must-visit destination for anyone exploring Prague’s vibrant second-hand scene.

• Offers: Clothing for men and women
• Location #1: Františka Křížka 26, 17000 Prague 7; Monday–Friday, 13:00–18:00
• Location #2: Janovského 9, 17000 Prague 7; Monday–Friday, 12:00–19:00; Saturday, 13:00–17:00

3. Second Hand Market at Vinohrady

Often overlooked because it is located just off the bustling quarters of Prague 2’s district, Second Hand Market is the address for clothing items in the city. Though they consequently only offer clothing items, this is a very well priced and well sorted shop where one can get lost on two levels full of second hand treasures. Even men get to shop till they drop for a lesser price than usual!

• Offers: Clothing for men and women
• Location: Vinohradská 148, 130 00 Praha 3
• Opening hours: Mon-Fri 09.00 – 18.00 / Sat 09.00 – 12.00

Flea Markets

4. Terminál Žižkov at Žižkov

As we reported in our article ‘A Magnificent Flea Market has landed’, a new flea market has emerged in Prague 3! Not only clothing but even more so collector’s items, household, kitchen, and furniture awaits you on this structure formerly used for freight. A typical flea market as one would picture it: No extra fanciness, no extra charges. For CZK 10.00 entrance fee, you get to shop, haggle and take your new acquisition home! A truly great experience and nice Saturday afternoon activity to undergo.

Differentiating itself from its brothers in the city, Terminal Žižkov is open both Saturday and Sunday and gives shoppers a 10 hours window for finding the right piece. On top of that, they are always on the outlook for people who have items to sell in order to change up the offer of their flea market.

• Offers: Clothing for men and women, kitchen items, furniture, jewelry, collector’s pieces / depending on sellers offers
• Location: Nákladové nádraží Žižkov, 130 00 Žižkov
• Opening hours: Saturday and Sunday, 07.00 – 17.00

Bazars

5. Bazar P&J at Vinohrady

P&J’s bazar located just off Namesti Miru is one of the hidden shops where a second hand shopper can find true gems. Getting away from the clothing only trend in Prague, these guys surely will be able to help you out furnishing your place and finding little gadgets you will be happy to have in your daily life.

Displaying household items and little somethings for an affordable price, P&J’s are easily one of our favourite places to get our used items from.

• Offers: Furniture, kitchen and furnishing items
• Location: Anny Letenské 1240/2, 120 00 Praha 2 – Vinohrady
• Opening hours: Mon-Fri 10.00 – 18.00

6. Antique Store Artek at Holesovice

Located in the heart of Holešovice  Starožitnosti Artek is a charming antique shop specializing in the purchase and sale of high-quality antiques and collectible items. The shop offers a thoughtfully curated selection of pieces with cultural and artistic value.

Visitors can browse a wide range of treasures, including vintage jewelry, watches, paintings, coins, porcelain, art glass, statues, banknotes, postcards, and rare books. Whether you’re an experienced collector or simply looking for a unique gift or home décor item, Artek is a great spot to explore Prague’s antique scene.

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• Offers: Jewelry, watches, paintings, coins, porcelain, art glass, statues, banknotes, postcards, and rare books
• Location: Komunardů 43, Prague – Holešovice
• Opening hours: Monday–Friday, 10:00–17:00
  

7. Bazar A Zastavárna Korunní – Vinohrady

Coming from orderly chaos, here is a real one. Bazar a Zastavárna on Korunni truly has a lot to offer – if you are willing to dive into the massive amount of used stuff in this place. Though it might look frightening at first, we strongly recommend going down the stairs overlooking the plethora of gems that are waiting to be found. Whether you are looking for a bike, porcelain figures or lamps, this bazar will have it all!

• Offers: Kitchen items, furniture, bikes
• Location: Korunní 691/6, 120 00 Praha 2

8. Nový Antik Bazar at Žižkov

Whether you are looking for a special piece or you are just very tired of looking at the IKEA furniture in your four walls, the Nový Antik Bazar at the very end of Nákladové nádraží Žižkov’s terminal – just after Stodola Antiques – definitely has what you want. Located in Prague 3, Antik Bazar has made it its goal to give used furniture and special pieces a new home – may be yours? What strikes one’s eye especially are the beautiful – and very affordable – paintings the guys sell.

Strolling through this place is absolutely inspirational and will definitely get your second hand shopping mode going. So plan your second hand furniture trip and get that sofa you always wanted for less than expected!

If you happen to have something collecting only dust in your flat, these guys will happily have a look at it and maybe even be able to sell it off for you.

• Offers: Used and antique furniture
• Location: J. Želivského 2712/2, 130 00 Praha 3-Žižkov
• Opening hours: Mon-Fri 09:00 – 18.00, Sat 09.00 – 16.00

9. 1981: 21st Century Meets Second Hand

The 21st century has not only changed our behaviours in terms of social media but also our second hand shopping. The team of 1981 has built a wonderful and very user friendly website for second hand wear – delivered to your home! For all the treasure hunters that prefer not leaving their house in order to do just that, can now find their next precious piece online and let it find them!

If you prefer roaming through the offer of a second hand store, 1981 also creates events where you can visit their pop up market and it is definitely worth checking out when the next pop up is on!

10. H&B Swiss Second Hand Store

This place out in Ruzyne is an absolute wonderland for Secondhand shoppers. The owners of H&B have reused the premises of an old barn and offer plenty of clothes, curtains, table cloths, rugs and even ski helmets on over 2 stories. Even the men’s section – which often runs sparsely – is huge! Though it is a little journey out to H&B, it is one worth undertaking if you need to stock up on clothes & small furniture pieces.

• Offers: Men’s and Women’s Clothing, small household items, furnishing pieces
• Location: Kralupská 47, Prague 6
• Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 09.00 – 18.00 / Sat-Sun 09.00 – 17.00

11. Malé černé

This small, cute little shop on Milady Horakove offers pretty dresses, blouses and more. Thriftshopping in style! The second hand store offers both women’s and men’s clothing – and the price is right, too!

• Offers: Men’s and Women’s Clothing
• Location: Haškova 2, Prague 7
• Opening Hours: Mon-Fri 10.00 – 19.30 / Sat 10.00 – 14.00
  

12. Přestupní Stanice

This small second hand shop just off Olsanske Namesti is probably our favourite place to shop second hand at in Prague. The project behind the shop? Giving homeless people a place to work at, so they can find a way back into working life. The whole team is absolutely sweet and helpful and the atmosphere in the small shop is just great.

From jewelry to clothes and over to books and board games, men and women alike find cool, little treasures in the ‘transfer station’. You can also support the project by donating your old clothes to them, if you don’t wear them anymore, yet they are still in great shape. A kick-ass idea and great execution! And what’s even better: They are opening a new location soon!

• Offers: Men’s and Women’s Clothing, jewelry, gadgets, books, board games
• Location: Chelčického 17, Prague 3
• Opening Hours: Mon – Sat 12.00 – 20.00

Conclusion

Though this guide will give you a great start into your second hand shopping experience in Prague, there is hundreds of many more great places that offer used goods for reasonable prices in a nice atmosphere. So go find your favourite bazar, flea market or shop and happy treasure hunting!

Exploring Prague’s second-hand and thrift stores is not only a great way to discover unique fashion pieces and vintage treasures, but also a fun, eco-friendly way to shop like a local. Whether you’re hunting for retro apparel, high-end designer finds, or quirky Czech curiosities, the city offers a wide range of spots that cater to every taste and budget. So grab a reusable tote and get ready to thrift your way through Prague!

5 Tips for Thrifting in Prague

1. ‍Bring cash: While many stores accept cards, some smaller thrift shops prefer cash payments.‍
2. Check sizes carefully: European sizing may differ from what you’re used to, so always try items on if possible.‍
3. Go on weekdays: Shops are less crowded, and you’ll have a better chance of finding hidden gems.‍
4. Don’t hesitate to dig: Many great pieces are buried at the bottom of bins or behind racks.‍
5. Ask the staff: Locals often know when new stock arrives and can point you to unique finds.