Bathing emergency? Body Basics has you covered, with tons of shower and bath gels, lotions, and some cosmetics. There are lots of fun animal- and...

Cybex is based in the Hilton, so you know what to expect: a swanky, state-of-the-art fitness centre that also offers spa and beauty treatments.

As well as a wide range of soap, lotions, candles and bathing salts and gels, Botanicus also has herb-inspired cooking oils, vinegars, teas, honey and other...

Eiffel almost always has some sort of sale running. There are thousands of frames to chose from, along with a full contact lens service. There's an on-site...

Designer brands, at a price. They're fast, they're good and they're all over the place, making it easy to find a branch. You can occasionally find...

The mostly English-speaking staff and generally excellent cuts have combined to help make this a popular salon.

Kotva is a historically protected building, but its 1970s design will only charm die-hard fans of the form. It's centrally located and strangely arranged -...

This salon has won numerous awards, including Czech and Slovak Hairdresser of the Year. The English-speaking staff will make sure you leave looking like a...

Maximum Underground sells heavy music and the appropriate bodily modifications to go with it - namely tattoos and piercings.

A clinic that specialises in paediatrics.

It's small, but the Myslbek Centre makes up for its size with an excellent location and a couple of decent, large-ish shops. If you're looking for the...

Mystic Buddha offers Thai and classic massages and also a variety of skin treatments, hairdressing, manicures and pedicures. A good restorative after a day...

This mall is pleasant enough, with Datart, H&M, Clinique and Sephora among its international chains. A massive (for Prague) branch of Carrefour has been...