Prague’s sneaker scene has room for a basketball specialist, a Czech streetwear retailer with international reach, and a running shop built around performance. These four stops offer different reasons to visit, from The Streets’ court-focused selection to Queens’ women-centered community space.

All four stores are within Prague, Czechia. Store details were reviewed November 8, 2026; the Monday timetable at The Streets remains inconsistent across its own page.

Four sneaker-shopping stops in Prague

Top4Running · Náplavní 2013/1

Window-facing shoe displays at Top4Running on Náplavní, with a Neutral panel

Top4Running is the specialist running stop at Náplavní 2013/1, Prague 2. Its branch presentation names Nike, adidas, Puma, ASICS, Salomon, and Saucony, with running clothing, nutrition, and Oakley eyewear. The emphasis is on gear for road, trail, and track rather than a lifestyle sneaker edit.

The shop offers foot and gait analysis on an indoor running lane to help choose footwear. Ask about the cost and appointment requirements, which the current branch page does not specify. Regular hours are Monday–Friday, noon–7 p.m., and Saturday, 10 a.m.–3 p.m. Sunday is not specified.

The map-covered interior is identified as an earlier store layout. The retailer documented a remodel and February 2023 reopening, but that announcement does not establish the photograph’s capture date.

Archive interior of Top4Running on Náplavní with wall maps and light-colored benches

Footshop · Na Příkopě 858/20

Window shelving and a red painting at Footshop on Na Příkopě

Footshop Prague is at Na Příkopě 858/20, Prague 1. The current catalog connects Nike, Jordan, adidas Originals, Vans, and Converse with a broader clothing and accessories selection. It is a natural stop if sneakers are part of a wider interest in streetwear.

Peter Hajduček started Footshop in 2011. The retailer’s history dates the Na Příkopě store to 2019, when it opened in a former Trade Bank building to showcase premium brands and collections. That history helps explain the shop’s position between sneaker retail and fashion.

The branch opens daily from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. and offers online-order pickup. Footshop’s directions suggest approaching from Můstek or Náměstí Republiky metro stations.

Sneakers and boots on transparent shelves with gold-colored frames at Footshop on Na Příkopě

The Streets · Martinská 2

Glass entrance and the wings-and-clouds wall at The Streets on Martinská

The Streets, at Martinská 2, Prague 1, is the basketball-led stop. Its catalog includes Nike and Jordan alongside Anta, 361°, and Under Armour, with NBA apparel and streetwear. That mix gives players and fans a reason to visit beyond the familiar retro models.

Published hours conflict on Monday: the main branch entry says Monday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m., while the footer also labels Sunday–Monday closed. Tuesday–Saturday is consistent; confirm a Monday visit directly. Both entries list Sunday closed.

Relief wings and shoe displays on the wall at The Streets on Martinská
Three-part counter and illuminated Jumpman at The Streets on Martinská

Queens · 28. října 373/7

Green shelving with circular niches at Queens on 28. října

Queens Prague is at 28. října 373/7, Prague 1, accessible from Můstek or Národní třída. Sneakers sit alongside clothing and accessories, with a catalog including Vans, Converse, adidas Originals, and New Balance. The branch offers online-order pickup and opens daily from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.

The flagship opened in 2025 with a community space centered on women. Its published event calendar has included women’s running sessions, yoga and brunch, and conversations recorded as podcasts. The community program gives the sneaker shop a social role beyond shopping.

Use the current branch calendar for dates and registration. A previous run or workshop is not a standing drop-in session.

Lilac shelving beside the escalators at Queens on 28. října

For a streetwear comparison, pair Footshop with Queens: Footshop’s premium-brand setting and Queens’ women-centered community program offer different contexts for the same broad interest. If you want shoes to play basketball in, start at The Streets; for road, trail, or track use, choose Top4Running. A Sunday plan is narrower: Footshop and Queens publish opening hours, The Streets is closed, and Top4Running does not specify Sunday trading. Check a current event listing before making a Queens visit about more than shopping.

Frequently asked questions

Where can I collect an online order?
Footshop Na Příkopě and Queens 28. října both list in-store pickup. Select the correct branch and wait for the order’s collection confirmation.
Which shop should I choose for basketball or running?
The Streets has the basketball and NBA focus. Top4Running specializes in running footwear and gear and lists indoor gait analysis. Confirm the analysis cost and booking arrangements; retail advice is not a medical assessment.
Is The Streets open on Monday?
Its official page gives conflicting information: Monday–Saturday trading in the main entry, but Sunday–Monday closed in the footer. Confirm directly. Tuesday–Saturday, 11 a.m.–7 p.m., is consistent across the two entries.

Before visiting: Some photos are archival and their dates are unconfirmed; interiors and stock may have changed. Check the current address, hours, and availability of any pair you want.

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