CZECHIA
The standouts, in one place.
The 10 most popular concerts 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.
“All the artists were very talented and a joy to listen to.”
Hear world-class Czech jazz at Reduta Jazz Club in Prague, sip beer from a golden saxophone, and choose comfy VIP seats for a memorable night.
“having good time there so impressed with the Big Band and also the rich history of the pub!”
Prague jazz boat cruise on the Vltava with live concert, city sights, and optional 3-course meal for a relaxed 2.5-hour night out.
“It was all so lovely.So relaxed and the singer and Musicians were great.”
Prague Mozart concert with 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner. Candlelit arias and chamber music in Old Town’s neo-baroque ballroom.
“It was fabulous, a magical way to spend our last evening and our wedding anniversary. The performance was exceptional with audience participation. The staff were helpful and attentive.”
Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace hosts a 1-hour midday classical concert with Czech and Baroque works, plus optional museum audio.
“This was absolutely amazing! The musicians were breathtakingly talented, and the atmosphere made us feel like we were guests at the palace. Such a relaxing, beautiful experience. If you’re a music lover, do not hesitate to attend this concert!”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, blending Czech, opera, and Jewish music in excellent acoustics for about $50.
“Great venue with fantastic acoustics. Professional musicians, including string quintet, solo trumpet and soprano played flawlessly with an eclectic program.”
Hear Prague musicians in St. Nicholas Church for an hour of organ, chamber, choir, and Baroque classics, including Mozart’s organ.
“The perfect length, beautiful church, really lovely experience”
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.
“Good value, food, entertainment all excellent. Recommend for a different experience, and you don't have to be an opera fan.”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel with the Royal Czech Orchestra, featuring Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, and star soloists.
“Great performance with piano, orchestra and opera to end off the night”
Classical chamber concert in Prague at St. Giles Church. Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák and Vivaldi in 65 minutes for about $31.
“Excellent musicianship. Highly professional. The soprano, Vanda Šípová, was glorious. Exceptional acoustic.”
