OC Novo Plaza

Small but you have everything you need. Wi-fi is terribly bad

Smaller and less frequented shopping mall in the Braník district of Prague 4. It has smaller selection of shops than bigger shopping malls, but those that are there are pretty well equipped and allow for quick pick up and buying of required goods, without queues. There are always free places in the parking lot, and building itself is well lit and air-conditioned.

Pretty nice center!All of the needed & frequently visited branches of well known shops are here.Recommend it.

It is located pretty far unless you live in the area, but there are quite a few shops and a large supermarket.

A plumber in a go kart hit me with a turtle shell in the clothes section

We went there in december and i very liked the decorations

a pretty convenient shopping mall on the ouskirts of Prague

First time there... not the largest mall but good...a large Tesco store...all amenities..easy parking...3 Asian restaurants.....good food ....clean and modern.

Tesco and various fast food outlets

A sorry looking small shopping area with several shops with non-existent selection of merchandise and couple of asian fast food outlets from which I would not dare to buy any food for human consumption. This place is accessible only by car or public bus and there is no metro or tram station. How an EU capital city such as Prague can lack in civil infrastructures and services in the middle of its major residential area is trully incomprehensible. But again, this is the Czech Republic which more and more resembles its eastern neigbours in all aspects, not just in the lack of services, mafia level government sales tax of 21%, unprecedented inflation and financial corruption, but also in its culture" of alcoholism and other social pathologies where all shops close before 2100 but alcoholic outlets stay open well after midnight."