PRAGUE · CZECH REPUBLIC
The best of the city, sorted.
Our pick of the 15 best classical concerts tours in Prague, each with its price, how long it runs and the platform you book it on. Honest write-ups from a city we know well, so you know exactly what you are getting before you commit.
One-hour classical concert in Prague’s Mirror Chapel, Clementinum: Royal Czech Orchestra, soloists, Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven.
Most Popular“Everything really well planned, very easy for us to find, in a wonderful place with beautiful music and the program right on time.”
Catch live Czech jazz at Reduta Jazz Club in Prague, with reserved seating and a fun golden-saxophone beer bar stop.
“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 Royal Czech Orchestra perform Vivaldi Four Seasons at St. Salvator Church. 1 hour of classical and Christmas music for $34.
“Fantastic venue, truly beautiful. The music was a mix of Christmas & classical. The musicians were so talented and the vocalist outstanding. I would highly recommend. Brilliant event.”
Prague’s Swan Lake at Divadlo Broadway: classic Tchaikovsky scenes, top dancers, and a $43 ticket for 105 minutes of fairy-tale magic.
“A beautiful, wonderful and perfectly executed ballet performance. We enjoyed it very much - highly recommended!!!”
Prague jazz boat cruise on the Vltava with live music and optional 3-course Czech meal. 2.5 hours of sights.
“Really lovely band, service, food and drink. The music was great, it was an intimate group”
Candlelit Mozart arias and a 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in a neo-baroque Old Town ballroom. Intimate, classy, and well-paced.
“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.”
A 1-hour midday classical concert in Lobkowicz Palace’s Baroque hall, with Czech and European masters plus time to unwind at the terrace café.
“what a fabulous experience. Lovely classical concert, and great art/audio guide around the museum. An absolute pleasure to see.”
A 60-minute classical and Jewish concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, with Moorish Revival splendor and standout acoustics.
“Fantastic performance by fabulous artists! Beautiful setting!”
Hear Prague musicians at St. Nicholas Church, with Mozart-linked organ and a Baroque fresco. One hour, printed English program.
“Beautiful music, played by a professional group of musicians in a stunning church. Would recommend.”
Mozart dinner show at Grand Hotel Bohemia: 3-course meal, Mozart opera music in 3 acts, and balcony seating options.
“It was definitely a unique and fun experience. The food was good and the music and singers were absolutely phenomenal. I appreciated the program that accompanied the dinner.”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel with Royal Czech Orchestra soloists and Baroque acoustics, for $34.
“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.”
A 65-minute classical concert in Prague’s St. Giles Church with Vivaldi, Mozart, Smetana, and Dvořák, plus superb Baroque acoustics.
“Wonderful concert, amazing singer. The church was beautiful.”
Hear a classics program inside Prague’s Klementinum Mirror Chapel. One hour, small group, stunning acoustics, $31 ticket.
“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…”
One-hour concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue: choose a program mixing classical, Jewish and modern music, with an English printout.
“Great concert in Beautiful setting but get there early for best seats. The synagogue is stunning!!!!”
Noon chamber music in Prague Castle at Lobkowicz Palace: formal, atmospheric, and strong value. Plan ahead to find the hall.
“I absolutely loved the songs chosen for this concert. The musicians played them so well. Each was very talented and together they sounded cohesive and impressive. The venue was perfect for acoustics and the hour was my favorite of the whole day. I would 💯 recommend this event to music lovers.”
From the Castle and the Old Town to the Vltava, the beer halls and the day trips into Bohemia, here is every way to spend your time in the city.
