PRAGUE · LIVE MUSIC
The ones worth booking.
The 15 prague concerts worth planning an evening around. A short list of the performances audiences leave humming, with seats, run times and where the music plays.
One hour of classical music in Prague’s Baroque Mirror Chapel, with the Royal Czech Orchestra, soloists, and famous works for $34.
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Czech jazz at Prague’s historic Reduta Jazz Club. Reserved seats, Saxophone Bar golden-sax beer, and VIP drinks from $23.
“Please make sure to get there 30 minutes before start as seating is not numbered and our group was in scattered seating. Seating not very comfortable, however the performance and setting was excellent 👌”
A 2.5-hour Vltava river cruise in Prague with live jazz and optional 3-course dinner, plus city-center sightseeing from the boat.
“Wow! Wow! Wow! This was absolutely fantastic! From start to finish. The staff, Lucie especially went above and beyond to make sure our group was happy (there was 15 of us). The food was lovely and all came at once & warm! Our seats were great and the band was amazing. When the staff realised…”
Candlelit Mozart arias and duets in Prague’s neo-baroque Boccaccio Ballroom, paired with a Czech-Austrian 3-course dinner for about $122.
“The venue was amazing and food service was awesome and the show was amazing”
Midday classical concert at Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace: Baroque and Czech favorites in a beautiful Baroque hall. 1 hour, $28.
“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, with top FOK musicians and acoustics to remember.
“Amazing experience in the most beautiful synagogue. Concert very good. Need to come early to secure good seats.”
Enjoy Mozart opera music paired with a 3-course Austrian and Czech dinner in Prague’s Boccaccio Ballroom, with smart-casual dress and great value.
“Really fun evening, great music and entertainment, lovely venue. Great group of people at our table. Defiantly recommend”
Hear live classical music in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel, with the Royal Czech Orchestra and soloists. 1-hour concert for $34.
“It was a very nice experience, the performance was amazing. Thank you!”
65-minute classical concert in Prague’s St. Giles Church with Mozart, Vivaldi, Smetana and Dvořák plus top Czech soloists.
“We purchased tickets online. No guide required. Beautiful concert with a variety of classical pieces including a string ensemble, organ recital and opera performance. The church was majestic. A divine escape from the chaos of tourists in the streets of Prague”
Prague Klementinum Mirror Chapel concert: 1 hour of Czech and world classics in a heated baroque mirror hall. From $31.
“Excellent concert in a stunning building - making memories!”
A 1-hour Prague synagogue concert inside the Spanish Synagogue with mobile tickets, an English program, and music ranging from Jewish traditions to classical.
“Venue did not have enough seats for the amount of tickets sold. We had no choice but to sit at the back bench with an obstructed view. I wish I had chosen another venue to attend with a proper seat selection.”
A 1 pm chamber music concert in Lobkowicz Palace inside Prague Castle. Formal, 1 hour, mobile ticket, historic acoustics, great value.
“Nice way to spend an hour in the afternoon. The 3 musicians were very good but particular praise goes to the pianist’s who I thought was great.”
Evening organ concert in Prague’s St Francis Church with the historic 1702 instrument, English program, and reserved seating.
“The concert itself was fine. There were actually only 3 organ solos on the concert. The rest of the hour concert was organ and vocals. The vocalist were fine, but nothing spectacular, however the organist was fantastic! Take it or leave it kind of event for me.”
A scheduled 1 pm classical concert plus Lobkowicz Palace museum entry in Prague Castle for a set price, with an audio guide and flexible pacing.
“We loved the music but the Museum is just so so. The concert is done differently then here. There is no MC, they just play the songs one after another. But the music was beautiful.”
70-minute classical concert at Prague’s Týn Church with Prague Philharmonic strings and soloists, from Vivaldi to Mozart.
“This was definitely an amazing experience and if you ever have a chance to visit Prague, I highly recommend you to attend the concert. The performance was way better than I had expected.”
