Palladium Shopping Centre
Palladium is a shopping centre in Prague’s historical Old Town district, which was built on the site of the former George of Poděbrady Barracks on the Republic Square. The shopping centre has five floors with 170 shops and 32 cafés, restaurants and bars. There are clothes shops (C&A, H&M, Mango, Promod, Orsay, Linder, etc.), housewares shops (Scan quilt), toy shops (Sparkis), jewellery shops (Swarovski), shoes shops (CCC, Baťa, Deichmann), electronics shops (iStyle) and grocery shops (Albert). In addition, the shopping centre also features a dry cleaner’s, a shoe repair shop, key maker shops and exchange offices. Free WI-FI is available throughout the Palladium Shopping Centre.
Useful information for visitors
Public transport connections
Opening hours and admission
For up-to-date information about the opening hours of Palladium, visit the official website.
Parking
Parking is possible in the largest underground garages in Prague 1 (entrance from Revolution Street) with 900 parking spaces on three floors. The car park operates 24/7. CNG and LPG cars are not allowed in the garages. More information here.
Interesting facts about Palladium Shopping Centre
Among those stationed in the former barracks (today’s Palladium) was also Josef Kajetán Tyl, famous Czech dramatists and author of the lyrics of the Czech national anthem. The building was owned by the army until 1996, but it was not in use and gradually fell into disrepair. Therefore, it was decided to sell the site in the early 1990s.
