PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 15 classical concerts most worth your time in Prague, pulled into one place. Each one with what it costs, how long it runs and the operator you book it through.
Hear Mozart, Vivaldi and Beethoven in Prague’s Mirror Chapel. $34, one hour, Royal Czech Orchestra soloists, Baroque acoustics.
Most Popular“superb artists. magnificent venue with terrific acoustics”
Reduta Jazz Club in Prague: live Czech jazz, a beer tapped from a golden saxophone, and VIP seating with a welcome drink.
“Great venue and atmosphere gave it an intimate feeling. Attended on an Ella Fitzgerald evening and the artist and band were fantastic. Wonderful evening and would highly recommend.”
A 1-hour classical concert in Prague’s St. Salvator Church with Royal Czech Orchestra, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, and a powerful organ.
“The performance was beautiful. The setting (the church) was spectacular.”
Candlelit Mozart arias with a 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in Prague Old Town’s neo-baroque Boccaccio Ballroom. 150 minutes.
“The combination of musicians playing string instruments and a few opera performances, with both male and female characters, was superb! The dinner was better than anticipated and a delicious glass of Prosecco rounded it off perfectly. Wait staff were very attentive and our seats were fantastic. A wonderful evening - thank you. Definitely worth while…”
A one-hour midday classical concert in Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace, with Baroque romance, Czech favorites, and a beautiful Baroque hall.
“A good example of making something good for others, too. 🙂 The concert was good. I very much appreciated the pianist playing. It worths to take the tour: visit the palace + concert”
A 60-minute classical and Jewish music concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, performed by Prague FOK Symphony Orchestra musicians.
“The concert was fantastic. Performance simply amazing and acoustic’s phenomenal.”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s St. Nicholas Church: Baroque fresco, top Czech musicians, and an organ tied to Mozart in 1787.
“Lovely concert in a stunning church. easy to find. We appreciated the blankets 😊”
Mozart dinner-opera in Prague’s grand Boccaccio Ballroom with a 3-course meal, 3 concert sets, and optional drink packages.
“A wonderful authentic experience - the decor and atmosphere is just what we wanted. We loved the quality of the vocals and that the actors and musicians had a bit of fun with their performance. The food was nice and overall it was a great experience and very good value for money.”
Hear live classical music in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel: Royal Czech Orchestra soloists, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, and more. $34.
“I was mesmerized by this performance really i still get goosebumps watching the videos.”
Hear Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák, and Vivaldi in a 65-minute classical concert inside Prague’s St. Giles Church. Great value.
“Great Orchestra and Opera Singer at a fantastic price”
Prague’s Klementinum Mirror Chapel concert puts you inside the Zrcadlová Kaple for an hour of Czech and world classics.
“The concert was everything I thought it would be. The string players were quite brave to be playing in such a cold venue (25 degrees F/-3.9 degrees C). I spoke to a violin player friend of mine and she has no idea how they could do that without damaging their instruments. The music was very…”
Hear Jewish melodies and classical works in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue. Choose 1 of 4 programs, enjoy great acoustics, and get an English handout.
“Acoustics were magnificent. The talent was brilliant. Please make sure you book a classical concert and not a concert of Broadway tunes. Unless that your preference is far better to hear streams, I believe I’m not a trumpet play classical it makes the experience much richer. And while the Trump player was excellent, it just…”
Reserved seats for a 2-hour jazz night at Reduta Jazz Club in central Prague, with Standard to Super VIP perks and mobile tickets.
“Excellent night. Glad we pre-booked as there was quite a big queue. Great atmosphere. Band were fab, singer was great. Small, relaxed, atmosphere - just what you want in a jazz club.”
An hour of classical music in Prague’s St. Nicholas Church, with a printed English program and mobile ticket entry in Old Town.
“Falsely advertised event - suggests one hour concert/performance but actually 9 mins performance and 51 mins listening to pipe music in uncomfortable (although beautiful) church. Avoid - not worth wasting an hour!!”
A 65-minute Prague classical concert at Rudolfinum’s Suk Hall featuring Vivaldi, Mozart, Bizet, Beethoven and Czech soloists.
“Popular classical works in exceptional performance”
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