PRAGUE
The Prague shortlist.
The 15 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.
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Reduta Jazz Club in Prague: live Czech jazz, a beer tapped from a golden saxophone, and VIP seating with a welcome drink.
2.5-hour Vltava jazz cruise through Prague’s center with live concert and optional 3-course meal. Cosy decks, great views.
“It was all so lovely.So relaxed and the singer and Musicians were great.”
Candlelit Mozart arias with a 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in Prague Old Town’s neo-baroque Boccaccio Ballroom. 150 minutes.
A one-hour midday classical concert in Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace, with Baroque romance, Czech favorites, and a beautiful Baroque hall.
A 60-minute classical and Jewish music concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, performed by Prague FOK Symphony Orchestra musicians.
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s St. Nicholas Church: Baroque fresco, top Czech musicians, and an organ tied to Mozart in 1787.
Mozart dinner-opera in Prague’s grand Boccaccio Ballroom with a 3-course meal, 3 concert sets, and optional drink packages.
“The Mozart Dinner is a delightful and charming mixture of cultural and culinary experience. My wife and I enjoyed ourselves enourmously; we smiled and laughed a lot. For both of us, it was the first visit to Prague - and what a way to spend the first evening! Listening to Mozart never fails to lift…”
Hear live classical music in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel: Royal Czech Orchestra soloists, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, and more. $34.
Hear Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák, and Vivaldi in a 65-minute classical concert inside Prague’s St. Giles Church. Great value.
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.
“It wasn’t really “Classical music “ concert. Just a mixture of arrangements of some popular numbers such as Bohemian Rhapsody, Maria from West Side Story, Hallelujah by Cohen etc. Also, It was performed by five string musicians and, periodically , they were joined by trumpet player. Probably, the highlight of this only one hour program…”
A 1 pm chamber music concert at Lobkowicz Palace inside Prague Castle. Formal attire, mobile ticket, great sound, easy to mix with exploring.
“The music and palace were incredible. I wish I could give this activity more stars, but there needs to be some staff present in the room during performance to insure the guests are behaving appropriately. One of the guests sitting in the front row was incredibly loud and rude during the performance. What a shame…”
Classical concert at Prague’s Týn Church: Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, Smetana, plus organ and violin soloists in 70 minutes.
“nice violin solist, but the soprano looked a bit tired. However, good qualité/cost ratio and it was an opportunity to contemplate and visite the church with a very limited number of people.”
Reserved seats for a 2-hour jazz night at Reduta Jazz Club in central Prague, with Standard to Super VIP perks and mobile tickets.
“Bit disappointed it was not who we thought we where going to see. Other than that it was a good nights entertainment, would definitely go back.”
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