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MINT market
Date:
28/11/2026 - 29/11/2026
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MINT Market is the place where Santa shops for gifts without stress!
Instead of stressing in December queues, choose your gifts calmly at the MINT Market, which takes place only once before Christmas in Prague: on Saturday and Sunday, November 28 and 29, in Hall 13 at the Holešovice Market. Get gifts for your loved ones from Czech creators and designers. Under one roof, over a hundred brands from across the country and abroad await you. You will find everything from designer fashion, handmade jewelry, lovingly sewn bags, organic cosmetics, soy candles, to original stationery, macramé, porcelain and ceramics, as well as accessories for four-legged friends and toys for children. Simply everything that Santa could fit into his bag. The youngest visitors to the MINT Market and their companions can look forward to a beautiful children's corner, the NOOK Family Lounge, with quality wooden toys, creative sections, a quiet zone with books and a place to relax, and facilities for the smallest children and their parents (including a changing table and a quiet place for breastfeeding). There will also be creative workshops with a Christmas theme. The children's corner is intended for spending time together with children and their companions, so please do not leave children unattended here. So come and shop for gifts in peace, enjoy something good to eat, and soak up the right Christmas atmosphere. Admission to MINT is free as always, and we are happy to welcome four-legged friends. The entire area is barrier-free. MINT is a group of people who have been organizing events for you for sixteen years. We organize markets across the country, now in more than thirty cities. Under the name MINT, you will primarily find a guarantee of a pleasant atmosphere, for which our events are famous. You can find photos and information about past markets on our Facebook profile. --- At the MINT Market event, we take photographs and video recordings for the purpose of documenting and promoting the event. By participating in the event, you acknowledge this fact. If you do not wish to be captured, please inform the photographer directly. You can withdraw your consent to the recording and its use at any time by emailing info@mintmarket.cz. WHEN YOU CAN COME SAT 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM SUN 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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