CZECHIA
The standouts, in one place.
The 10 most popular classical concerts & theater tours in Czechia, gathered in one place. What each one includes, who runs it, how long it takes and what you pay.
$34 one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Mirror Chapel at the Clementinum with the Royal Czech Orchestra, featured soloists, Vivaldi, Mozart.
“Very talented performers. A great experience. Would go again”
A 65-minute 4D black light show in Prague where you join the action with glowing puppets, dance, and UV effects.
“A great hour of entertainment. A visual feast. Great for all ages.”
Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons with Prague soloists in St. Salvator Church. One hour of superb classical and Christmas music.
“Performance was excellent. Well organised. Seats uncomfortable and no toilets which is ok if we knew in advance. Great though and would thoroughly recommend.”
Prague’s best-of Swan Lake ballet tickets: top dancers, Tchaikovsky’s score, a full story in 105 minutes at Divadlo Broadway.
“The performance was professional, the dancers were excellent, the theater is old-fashioned with an old-fashioned atmosphere, and that's what makes it unique. We enjoyed it very much.”
Prague’s Srnec black light theatre: a 90-minute non-verbal mime comedy with glowing characters, witty bits, music, and family fun.
“a very different experiance very clever and amusing”
Prague Mozart concert with 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner. Candlelit arias and chamber music in Old Town’s neo-baroque ballroom.
“Great experience, reasonable price, dinner was solid”
Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace hosts a 1-hour midday classical concert with Czech and Baroque works, plus optional museum audio.
“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 one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, blending Czech, opera, and Jewish music in excellent acoustics for about $50.
“Acoustics were really good. Five piece string orchestra played very well and Opera singer was fantastic. Very enjoyable musical selection”
Hear Prague musicians in St. Nicholas Church for an hour of organ, chamber, choir, and Baroque classics, including Mozart’s organ.
“It was unbelievable! A must try experience in Prague.”
Mozart dinner and concert in Prague’s grand Boccaccio Ballroom with a 3-course meal, opera-style music, and balcony seating options. Drinks cost extra.
“Great performance, food on average better than similar events, very elegantly served. Highly recommended.”
