Czechia · PRAGUE CLASSICAL CONCERTS
12 reviewed
Prague sells its evenings by the seat, and the room matters as much as the programme. These are the concerts to book: Vivaldi under the gilt of a baroque chapel, Mozart in a ballroom, ballet at the Estates, jazz in a cellar. Ticket prices, start times and running lengths are on every entry.
One-hour classical chamber concert in Prague’s Mirror Chapel with Royal Czech Orchestra soloists, Vivaldi, Mozart, and Beethoven.
“A wonderfull experience! The music and the decor matched in an elegant and beautiful atmosphere!”
Live jazz at Prague’s Reduta Jazz Club since 1957, plus Saxophone Bar golden beer and optional VIP seats.
“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!”
Prague at St. Salvator Church, a 1-hour Vivaldi Four Seasons concert with the Royal Czech Orchestra, top soloists, and Christmas music.
“Loved the quality of the music and church setting. Loved that it was not longer than 1 hour.”
Watch a scene-based Swan Lake in Prague's Divadlo Broadway to Tchaikovsky music, in 105 minutes, from about $43 per person.
“We loved the experience despite not believing ourselves to like ballet! The venue was excellent although not busy, but that meant we had uninterrupted view of the stage. The performance was very professional to our limited knowledge and the the performers seemed top notch. There was no guide for this event hence the scoring for that criteria.”
Cruise Prague on the Vltava with live jazz and optional 3-course meal, choose chicken, pork, salmon, or vegetarian. 2.5 hours.
“Service from the start was perfect, Andrew the main server was lovely ! Throughout the night we all spoke highly and praised how funny and polite he had been with us. Brilliant service Andrew thank you! We were in Prague for my mums 60th birthday with family and friends. I messaged the venue to day before to ask if we could have anything special to celebrate, they actually got my mum a pice of cake with a candle and the band did a special shout out and song for her, she loved it ! The food was brilliant, each course was so so nice. You could go on top on…”
Candlelit Mozart arias with a 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in Prague’s neo-baroque ballroom, 150 minutes.
“personally, this was my favorite thing to do in Prague. it was totally worth it as I bought my own personal balcony to watch the show. the only problem I had was that the venue didn't have anything up preventing people to try to come into the private balconies. it took me to have to get rude with someone in order for it to finally stop. people buy the balconies for exclusivity for a reason.”
One-hour midday classical concert at Lobkowicz Palace in Prague Castle, $28 per person, Bach to Smetana in a Baroque hall.
“I was expecting more instruments and also a vocalist. However the musicians were very good. It was nice to also get the palace tour”
60-minute classical and Jewish music in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, featuring top FOK musicians, Moorish decor, and standout acoustics.
“Delightful performance. Skilled musicians, excellent acoustics and an intimate setting. Highly recommend.”
Hear Prague musicians in St. Nicholas Baroque Church, with organ links to Mozart and a one-hour classical program. Smart casual and great acoustics.
“I attended this concert which consisted of brass instruments and an organist. The venue was beautiful as were the acoustics. The group played traditional as well as more modern pieces like the Pink Panther theme. My personal preference is the more traditional pieces like Bach and Vivaldi. I booked the concert online but the time was incorrect and started at 8pm not 6pm as stated so this may be an issue if time incorrect. The ticket was honored however at the door.”
Prague Mozart dinner concert at Grand Hotel Bohemia: 3-course Czech and Austrian dinner plus a short opera program in the Boccaccio Ballroom.
“Such a lovely evening listening to very talented musicians and opera singers. The ballroom is magnificent. The food was delicious. Highly recommended”
Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel hosts a 1-hour classical concert with the Royal Czech Orchestra, Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, and Mozart Requiem.
“It was a very nice experience, the performance was amazing. Thank you!”
65-minute classical concert in Prague's St. Giles Baroque church, $31, with Mozart, Smetana, Dvořák and Vivaldi.
“Simply amazing performance and incredible value. There are amazing classical concerts in Prague and I wish I had known before coming as I would have booked more. At Giles church is a stunning venue .”
