Discover the Czech Republic and its traditions. Some of the best traditional products can be seen and purchased in a place called “Kulatak” as the locals dub Victory Square (Vítězné náměstí) in Prague 6. A great thing about the venue is that it’s close to Břetislavka.
A popular venue with locals and tourists alike
The traditional farmers’ market on Kulatak in Prague-Dejvice is one of the largest as well as one of the most popular markets of this sort in the city. It takes place on Saturday, offering unique atmosphere and shopping opportunities. Visitors from all over the capital and the outskirts usually gather in large numbers. And recently the market’s become a sought-after experience by foreigners as well. The venue abounds with vendors from all over the country, which guarantees steady supply of fresh, organic and, first and foremost, delicious products.
Organic and quality
The organizers take extra care selecting vendors to ensure only quality products are up for grabs. Interestingly, while it’s true that the place is great to go on a shopping spree, it has much more to offer. In many respects it’s an event where special programs are prepared such as those that aim at introducing specific cuisines. And last but not the least, if you’re coming over with children, you will definitely be glad to hear that there is a children’s playground specially designed to keep the kids entertained.
Just come over and buy something really tasty. The venue opens every Saturday between 8am and 2pm. Discover what a traditional Czech farmers’ market looks like. A pleasant walk to the venue will take you about 30 minutes while a journey by public transport will get you there in 12 minutes.
photo source: farmarske-trhy.cz
