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.
“An authentic feeling experience with enjoyable music and a great little bar”
A 2.5-hour Vltava river cruise in Prague with live jazz and optional 3-course dinner, plus city-center sightseeing from the boat.
“It was all so lovely.So relaxed and the singer and Musicians were great.”
Candlelit Mozart arias and duets in Prague’s neo-baroque Boccaccio Ballroom, paired with a Czech-Austrian 3-course dinner for about $122.
“Excellent for our friends coming to prague first time. Very cold draught at the cloakroom. The ballroom is wonderfull, the concert very very good. The service also very good. The food does not match the quality of the concert, quite good but also not the best. Wine selection so so, overpiced. But as such really…”
Midday classical concert at Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz Palace: Baroque and Czech favorites in a beautiful Baroque hall. 1 hour, $28.
“Wonderful location, excellent musicians, fine selection of pieces with a piece by Lobkowicz himself that I did not know. Didn't expect only three instruments, but on the other hand that made the performance all the more personal.”
A 60-minute classical and Jewish music concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, with top FOK musicians and acoustics to remember.
“A wonderful hour of the most beautiful music in a perfect setting.”
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.
“The food was good, but the show was just okay. Very talented musicians but it is a little hokey. Great that it moves along quickly and doesn’t drag out.”
Hear live classical music in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel, with the Royal Czech Orchestra and soloists. 1-hour concert for $34.
“A lovely location and a very suitable selection of music. We very much enjoyed this uplifting and professional experience.”
65-minute classical concert in Prague’s St. Giles Church with Mozart, Vivaldi, Smetana and Dvořák plus top Czech soloists.
“A very enjoyable evening especially for our last night in Prague”
Prague Klementinum Mirror Chapel concert: 1 hour of Czech and world classics in a heated baroque mirror hall. From $31.
“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 1-hour Prague synagogue concert inside the Spanish Synagogue with mobile tickets, an English program, and music ranging from Jewish traditions to classical.
“The venue was lovely and so was the music. A special way to enjoy the synagogue. The music chosen was a wonderful mix of old and new.”
A 1 pm chamber music concert in Lobkowicz Palace inside Prague Castle. Formal, 1 hour, mobile ticket, historic acoustics, great value.
“Great music. Very talented and beautiful location. Well worth the price. Loved the building too. Just the right amount of notes.”
Evening organ concert in Prague’s St Francis Church with the historic 1702 instrument, English program, and reserved seating.
“When the organ was played loudly. I felt the soprano had a weak voice and having her sing from the balcony made it difficult to hear her. And the organist needed to play very quietly so as not to drown her out. For the last two songs, she sang at audience level with the violinist,…”
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 really enjoyed this concert. The musicians were fantastic and the setting was just beautiful. I felt like I was taken back in time!”
70-minute classical concert at Prague’s Týn Church with Prague Philharmonic strings and soloists, from Vivaldi to Mozart.
“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.”
