01. The Staré Město & Josefov Noble Passage
Focus: Austro-Hungarian Silver, Gilded Tableware & Bohemian Garnets
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Antik Krupka (Široká Street)
Celebrated vault for 19th-century Turnov garnet parures, Biedermeier gold signets, and Viennese enamel miniatures.
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Galerie Balthasar (Celetná 12)
Specialized in 18th-century baroque saints carved in linden wood, liturgical chalices, and brass wall sconces.
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Uhelný Trh Book Bindery & Engravings
Ancient map shop featuring original copperplates of Prague Castle, vintage Bohemia road maps, and rare heraldic prints.
02. Malá Strana Palaces & Curio Vaults
Focus: Biedermeier Furniture, Historic Clocks & Religious Relics
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Nerudova Street Ateliers
Steep street beneath Prague Castle lined with restored clockmakers, housing weights-driven Moravian wall clocks and astronomical gauges.
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Kampa Island Restorers Guild
Tucked beside the Čertovka canal, expert master woodworkers offer walnut credenzas and cast iron decorative balustrades.
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Tržiště Cabinet of Curiosities
Private dealer collection featuring taxidermy, apothecary jar sets, handblown pharmacy carboys, and mineral specimens.
03. The Northern Bohemia Crystal Valley Route
Focus: Harrachov, Loetz, Nový Bor & Jablonec Costume Beads
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Nový Bor Glass Guild Vaults
Historical glass furnaces and antique dealers dealing in legendary green forest glass (Waldglas) and 1920s etched carafes.
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Jablonec Bead Warehouses
Centuries-old pressing houses with vintage sample cards of pressed glass buttons, chandelier drops, and iridescent seed beads.
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Kamenický Šenov Chandelier Workshops
The oldest glass school in Europe, surrounding dealers feature bronze-arm chandeliers and crystal prism pendants.
