Liechtenstein Palace (Malostranské sq.)

Take a guided tour from Prague to the royal town Kutná Hora, located just an hour away from the capital city. Dive deep into the Gothic town known for silver mines and the whimsical Sedlec Ossuary, which will take your breath away; perhaps it´s a bit scary, yet unforgettable. Visiting the Gothic Cathedral of St. Barbara is one of the highlights of the trip. In the cathedral, you can see rare Gothic frescoes and ceramic art, and windows decorated with stained glass.

Dinner and live music in Prague

Savour a three-course dinner inspired by traditional Czech and Austrian recipes while Mozart's most beloved arias fill the elegant Boccaccio Hall. Our guests adore jazz and fine dining in the striking building of Art Restaurant Mánes, where the Vltava River glitters just beyond the windows. For a lively folklore show with dinner, venture a little beyond the city centre to Restaurant U Marčanů. If you want to spend an evening the way locals do, this one is a must!

Jazz and classical music in Prague

Czech jazzmen know their trade and give you the best taste of jazz and blues. Prague jazz clubs bring a vibrant atmosphere, top jazz, and are all in the city center or nearby. Classical music concerts in Prague have a long tradition. Think of Antonín Dvořák, Bedřich Smetana, or Bohuslav Martinů. Composers recognized and cherished around the globe. From chamber concerts to orchestral concerts in Rudolfinum or Smetana Hall, you will get a delightful performance.