The three-storey shop in Wenceslas Square is the most important Salamander business project in the Czech Republic. Similarly to other shops of this brand, you can find here not only high-quality and fashionable shoes, handbags, and accessories of its own brand, but also a rich selection of brand products by prominent world manufacturers. The space of this as yet the biggest Salamander shop, together with its perfect location in the centre of the city offers not only the widest selection from individual collections, but also provides ideal conditions for opening a special mono brand department with Tamaris shoes. Besides the variety of brand products, Salamander wants to comply with the requirements of those customers who took a fancy to a specific brand, providing them with a complete range of products of that brand.

The ground floor offers women’s trendy shoes and shoes for casual wear. Women looking for luxury and elegance will surely be satisfied by the range of goods on the first floor. Men will be accommodated on the first floor where they can find shoes with classic but also casual elements. Qualified staff will also be happy to assist in choosing the right bag. You can choose from such brands as Astore, Belmondo, Bugatti, Buffalo London, Galizio Torresi, Hőgl, Hispanitas, Hugo Boss, JOOP!, Koil, , K&S, Lacoste, Lloyd, Mexx, Paul Green, Salamander, Sioux, Think, Tommy Hilfiger, Timberland, and many others. Tamaris fans of all generations will surely visit the shop’s basement.

Salamander is a significant European seller of luxury brand shoes. For 120 years of its existence, it has become a byword for quality, comfort, and luxury. It currently operates in eight countries, running over 200 shops. There already thirteen Salamander shops in the Czech Republic – nine in Prague, three in Brno, and one in Karlovy Vary. It has confirmed its successful expansion in Central Europe by opening three shops in Bratislava, Slovakia.

The shops currently offer not only shoes, bags, and accessories of its own brand, but also a wide selection of brand products from prominent world manufacturers. The range of this selection is unparalleled in Central Europe.

The origins of the company can be traced back to 1885 when Jakog Sigle, a twenty-three years old shoemaker from the German town Kornwestheim, set up his own business and started making shoes on his own account. His business thrived, and he was later joined by Max Levi, a leather merchant from Stuttgart. By 1897 they were already making shoes in a four-storey workshop, and four years into the new century they had the characteristic Salamander logo and font patented. Shortly after, they opened their own factory, and by the end of the first decade of the 20th century, there was already a network of 26 brand shops.

Nearby attractions (distance up to 300 meters)

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