PRAGUE · CZECH REPUBLIC
Prague’s classics.
The 15 most popular classical concerts tours in Prague. The pick of what is actually worth your time, with prices, run times and who you book each one through.
Hear the Royal Czech Orchestra live in Prague’s Mirror Chapel with famous works, top soloists, and Baroque acoustics for $34.
Most Popular“It was a phenomal Concert, the musicians are very talented, and the Location is beautiful. Definetly a Must-Do if you are visiting Prague.”
See Czech jazz live at Reduta Jazz Club in Prague. Enjoy reserved seating, a classic bar, and optionally a VIP welcome drink.
“Wonderful atmosphere, great staff, and a really engaging band. Possibly my only area of improvement would be interval drinks. The queue was so large that some people missed the restart. But that’s a very small negative. We didn’t realise what a historic venue the club was! It’s amazing. Go if you can!”
Royal Czech Orchestra and top Prague soloists perform Vivaldi’s Four Seasons at St. Salvator Church in Prague’s Klementinum complex.
“The concert was very enjoyable with a wide range of popular classical pieces. It was a delight to enjoy the music in this beautiful church. The quality of performance was outstanding and the first violinist, in particular, was astonishing! I paid extra to sit near the front and I am glad I did.”
Prague Swan Lake at Divadlo Broadway: 105 minutes of Tchaikovsky scenes, fairytale magic, top dancers, central location, about $43.
“I had use the system before at Xmas time so it was seamless Brilliant communication on the app keeping you up to date all day of the event Best I have used and will continue using the system”
Prague Mozart concert by candlelight with 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in a neo-baroque ballroom. 150 minutes, from $122.
“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.”
Midday classical concert in Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace. Baroque to Czech classics in a Baroque hall, plus museum audio option.
“Great experience! Excelent performance! Hardly recomend!”
Prague Spanish Synagogue classical concert with FOK musicians: 60 minutes of classical and Jewish music in stunning acoustics.
“Fantastic performance by fabulous artists! Beautiful setting!”
A one-hour classical concert inside Prague’s Baroque St. Nicholas Church with organ, chamber, choir and fresco-lit acoustics for about $30.
“My wife and I thought that the performance was outstanding! It was exactly what we needed.”
Enjoy a Mozart opera concert with a 3-course dinner at Prague’s Grand Hotel Bohemia, with balcony seating options and drink packages.
“Wonderful evening in Prague. The concert was beautifully arranged. The food was better than expected. We have found large dinners to be hit or miss when serving all guests at once in a venue. This kitchen and wait staff are skilled at what they do. If you can, spend the money for the private balcony.…”
Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel hosts a 1-hour classical concert with the Royal Czech Orchestra, starring Eva Müllerová and Vivaldi Four Seasons.
“Amazing 👏🤩. Fantastic. I was in heaven for 1 hr. I am selective classic music fan so I don't know verity of it. But violinist is greatest I have seen in concerts I went. thinking of rebooking. whole concert was great treat.”
Prague’s St. Giles Church concert: 65 minutes of chamber music with soprano and organ, performing Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák, and Vivaldi.
“Wonderful concert full of well-known classical pieces. The combination of strings, organ, and soprano was great for variety. Our only complaint was that it ended too soon...we could have happily listened for another hour.”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Klementinum Mirror Chapel, with a Czech-and-world program and open seating in a heated venue.
“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…”
A one-hour concert inside Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, mixing Jewish melodies and classical works with flexible music programs and English programs.
“To put a classical twist on modern music was genius! The instrumentals and the songstress were amazing. The concert brought back fond memories, and the Synagogue is beautiful. Highly recommend!”
Hear the 1702 Abraham Stark organ at St. Francis Church in Prague with an hour-long English program, reserved seats, and a cozy night out.
“The trumpeter and soprano soloists were great! The organist never once played the full organ with full bass; it felt like she was always holding the instrument back. The layout of the sanctuary is such that you cannot see the performers well at all, even though we were supposedly given the "best seats." The next…”
Prague’s Reduta Jazz Club concert ticket with reserved seating, a central location, and a flexible two-hour jazz night in an iconic venue.
“A great evening! I recommend arriving early so you can get the best seats. It was an enjoyable performance.”
Every quarter of the old city, and every way out into Bohemia.
