Classical Concert with Prague Music Tour and Dinner

Music tour of Prague, a concert in the Klementinum Mirror Chapel in the Old Town, and a dinner in a Czech restaurant 

Let your guide take you through the charming streets of Prague, where you'll learn about the city's rich classical music history, visit the renowned Klementinum Mirror Chapel, and indulge in delicious Czech cuisine. Whether you're a classical music enthusiast or simply someone who appreciates culture, this tour is perfect for anyone looking to discover Prague in a new and exciting way.

What to expect:

• On this 4-hour classical music walking tour in English, you can expect to experience the local history, culture, and cuisine of Prague in a group of a maximum of 8 people
• Enjoy a personalized cultural evening in the magical Old Town of Prague, including a classical music concert and a traditional 2-course Czech dinner in an authentic restaurant
• Your host, a real Praguer with 15 years of experience in tourism, will make you feel like a local

Walking Tour:

• During the hour and a half long walking tour, you'll learn about Czech history and culture, Prague's architecture, the stories of famous composers that visited Prague in the past, and fun facts based on your interests.
• The tour in English covers tourist highlights, such as the Old Town Square and the Charles Bridge, as well as hidden gems along the way. The walking distance is approximately 1.5 kilometers, mostly on flat terrain.

Classical music concert

• The venue for the classical music concert is typically the stunning Klementinum Mirror Chapel 
• The program lasts for an hour and showcases popular compositions by notable musicians like Mozart and Vivaldi, among others

Traditional Czech dinner:

• After the concert, you will join the guide for an authentic Czech dinner
• The menu includes a main course, dessert, and water, as well as other drinks, all included in the ticket price
• The guide'll take you to a charming local restaurant where you'll enjoy homemade dishes and samples of popular Czech beer. It's going to be a memorable evening filled with friendly conversation and a taste of the city's rich culinary traditions. An excellent way to finish the tour!

About your guide: 

As a Prague native, local patriot and passionate traveler, Martin enjoys sharing his love for Prague with others.

Meeting point: 

Křížovnické náměstí, Prague 1

• The meeting point is by the Charles IV. statue (the statue is located in front of the St. Francis Church) close to the Charles Bridge. Your guide will be holding a blue-white umbrella.

Important: 

• Please arrive to the meeting point at least 10 minutes before the tour departure time
• Walking tour lasts approx. 90 minutes, Concert lasts approx. 65 minutes, Dinner lasts approx. 60 minutes
• Program subject to change
• Comfortable walking shoes are recommended
• Dress code for the concert: casual 

More lovely classical music concerts in Prague 

Klementinum Mirror Chapel

Klementinum Mirror Chapel frequently host chamber classical music concerts

The Klementinum Mirror Chapel was built in 1725 most likely by František Maxmilian Kaňka. The impressive installations of Baroque mirrors on the ceiling make the chapel unparalelled worldwide. Together with gilded stuccos of Bernardo Spinetti, marble panelling and ceiling frescoes by Jan Hiebl, these mirrors create great artistic value of the interior.

Listen to the chamber classical music or even jazz music in an opulently decorated ceremonial space. The Mirror Chapel, originally dedicated to the Annunciation of the Virgin Mary,  is a unique sanctuary and one of the churches of the former Jesuit college, Prague Klementinum. 

The chapel had been repeatedly desecrated and consecrated until it became a Prague classical concert and exhibition hall in 1936. The Mirror Chapel houses two precious Baroque organs and classical concerts held here are a unique and unforgettable experience.

Did you know?

• Klementinum is one of the largest complexes in Europe consisting of the Baroque library, Meridian hall, Astronomical tower and Mirror Chapel. It is also the main seat of the National Library.

How to get there: 

• Accessibility by public transport:
  metro A (green line) - Staroměstská station
  tram - Karlovy lázně stop
• Nearest car parking:
  Mariánské Square or Parking Rudolfinum, Alšovo nábreží 12, Prague 1
• The Klementinum Mirror Chapel is located in the courtyard. There are two entrances:
  a) one entrance leads from Mariánské Square (náměstí)
  b) second entrance is situated in Karlova street, right next to the "Česká restaurace" restaurant