PRAGUE · CZECH REPUBLIC
The best of the city, sorted.
Our pick of the 15 best 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“It was a phenomal Concert, the musicians are very talented, and the Location is beautiful. Definetly a Must-Do if you are visiting Prague.”
Catch live Czech jazz at Reduta Jazz Club in Prague, with reserved seating and a fun golden-saxophone beer bar stop.
“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…”
Prague jazz boat cruise on the Vltava with live music and optional 3-course Czech meal. 2.5 hours of sights.
“It was all so lovely.So relaxed and the singer and Musicians were great.”
Candlelit Mozart arias and a 3-course Czech-Austrian dinner in a neo-baroque Old Town ballroom. Intimate, classy, and well-paced.
“We loved the location and venue. It would be.nice if there could be a little bit more room for patrons and wait staff to move around.”
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.
“The classical concert at Lobkowicz Palace was truly magical — beautiful music by Bach, Mozart, and Dvořák in a stunning historic hall with frescoes on the ceiling. The museum was just as captivating, with art by Bruegel and Velázquez and even original scores by Mozart and Beethoven. A perfect mix of music, art, and Prague’s…”
A 60-minute classical and Jewish concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue, with Moorish Revival splendor and standout acoustics.
“The Concert ws wonderful. The acoustics unbelievable. The Synagogue is beautiful. It was a bit pricey for a 1 hour concert but besides that it surely was worthwhile.”
Hear Prague musicians at St. Nicholas Church, with Mozart-linked organ and a Baroque fresco. One hour, printed English program.
“My wife and I thought that the performance was outstanding! It was exactly what we needed.”
Mozart dinner show at Grand Hotel Bohemia: 3-course meal, Mozart opera music in 3 acts, and balcony seating options.
“Such a lovely evening listening to very talented musicians and opera singers. The ballroom is magnificent. The food was delicious. Highly recommended”
A one-hour classical concert in Prague’s Clementinum Mirror Chapel with Royal Czech Orchestra soloists and Baroque acoustics, for $34.
“Amazing 👏🤩. Fantastic. I was in heaven for 1 hr. I am selective classic music fan so I don't know verity of it. But violinist is greatest I have seen in concerts I went. thinking of rebooking. whole concert was great treat.”
A 65-minute classical concert in Prague’s St. Giles Church with Vivaldi, Mozart, Smetana, and Dvořák, plus superb Baroque acoustics.
“I think it generates good the musicians are very professional and you can enjoy several classical works in a short time including the words from Mozart and also others like famous competition composers and also like the tragic self I like this one this is very conscious and very like groceries so you can tell…”
Hear a classics program inside Prague’s Klementinum Mirror Chapel. One hour, small group, stunning acoustics, $31 ticket.
“Excellent concert in a stunning building - making memories!”
One-hour concert in Prague’s Spanish Synagogue: choose a program mixing classical, Jewish and modern music, with an English printout.
“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.”
Noon chamber music in Prague Castle at Lobkowicz Palace: formal, atmospheric, and strong value. Plan ahead to find the hall.
“Wonderful concert. The group played so well together. I closed my eyes and felt like I was transported back in time. They seemed all very gifted and it was nice that each had a time for a solo performance. I would recommend this concert to anyone.”
Prague Castle’s Lobkowicz combo pairs a guaranteed 1 pm classical concert with an audio-guided museum visit, timed for a stress-free break.
“Beautiful pieces and astonishing manuscripts from Beethoven and Mozart. Concert was amazing and in a wonderful setting!”
Classical masterpieces in Prague’s Týn Church with Vivaldi, Bach, Beethoven, Mozart, plus organ and soloists. 70 minutes.
“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.”
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.
