Prague · CONCERTS
10 reviewed
This is the shortlist to send a friend: the 10 classical concerts worth booking, each with its price, its traveller verdict, and the one thing to know before you commit.
Prague Mirror Chapel concert with the Royal Czech Orchestra. 1-hour chamber music with soprano Eva Müllerová, live classics in Clementinum.
“Everything really well planned, very easy for us to find, in a wonderful place with beautiful music and the program right on time.”
Prague’s Reduta Jazz Club delivers first-class Czech jazz, Saxophone Bar beer, and optional VIP seating for a cozy night out.
“Brilliant night in a small venue. The night we went,it was a tribute to Ray Charles. We were sat near the front and able to see the four musicians clearly and that they were all very passionate about the music. The singer was quite a character and made a special point of talking to all the audience during the interval. Really enjoyed the experience and would highly recommend it.”
Prague jazz boat cruise on the Vltava River with live concert, city-center sightseeing, and an optional 3-course meal for 2.5 hours.
“Jazz players (2) were great and played a nice variety of music. Volume of music was perfect for the small space. Food and drinks were very good , but could have been a bit hotter.”
Prague candlelight Mozart concert in a neo-baroque ballroom with 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner, featuring Amadeus Prague.
“It was a marvellous experience. The hall is absolutely stunning, the performers are amazing, the staff are attentive and the food is quite decent. I would highly recommend this experience!”
A 1-hour classical concert in Prague Castle at Lobkowicz Palace, with Baroque and Czech favorites, plus museum time and optional audio guide.
“Wonderful afternoon listening to three extremely talented ladies who complicated each other beautifully.”
Prague’s Spanish Synagogue hosts a 60-minute concert of classical, modern, and Jewish music by top Prague musicians, with an English program.
“it was yerric. venue was beautiful. Quintet was top notch. liked the trumpeter. song selection was perfect”
Prague’s St. Nicholas Church concert: organ, orchestra, choir, English program, and a Mozart-era organ in a one-hour show.
“We booked this trip expecting an orchestra. There was no orchestra just an organist and a singer, so were a little disappointed. Having said that it was still an enjoyable experience.”
Mozart opera music in Prague’s grand Boccaccio Ballroom, paired with a 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner, plus optional balcony seating.
“Great performance, food on average better than similar events, very elegantly served. Highly recommended.”
Hear live classical music in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel, with Royal Czech Orchestra soloists, Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, and more.
“Absolutely brilliant. Fantastic setting fabulous musicians and singer. Thoroughly enjoyed the evening. Only problem was it only lasted an hour. Could of listened to at least another 2 hours. Absolutely recommend.”
Prague's St. Giles Church concert: Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák and Vivaldi in 65 minutes. Baroque acoustics for $31.
“Great Orchestra and Opera Singer at a fantastic price”
