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Old Town Square concerts - program and tickets

Tickets for classical music concerts in the very heart of Prague, the most beautiful Old Town Square

26.5.2022 - Chopin piano recital in Rudolfinum

British piano virtuoso James Lisney returns to the Rudolfinum to perform the music of genius Fryderyk Chopin. The music of the "piano poet" will be performed in Rudolfinum's Suk Hall known for great accoustic. 

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August-September 2022 - St. James Basilica International Organ Festival

27th edition of the world renowned organ festival in St. James Basilica - an immense spiritual centre. Hear the largest organ in Prague and enjoy the sound echoing the walls of the church. 

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Czech National Symphony Orchestra & Prague Proms Festival 2022

This year, the international Prague Proms Festival organized by the Czech National Symphony Orchestra brings such names as Jeremy Scott Winston, Morgane Ji or Mnozil Brass. Events to remember! 

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Love the Old Town Square

The oldest and most beautiful square in Prague, Old Town Square welcomes the largest number of visitors in Prague as it boasts meticulously preserved buildings and monuments: The Old Town City Hall, Church of Our Lady before Týn and the Baroque St. Nicholas Church. Regular classical music chamber concerts or masses are featured at both churches. The Old Town City Hall, which dates back to 1338 dominates the square. In 1410 the astronomical clock was added to the Hall with a chronometer and the zodiac below; this clock is a worldwide unique. 

Visit Jewish Quarter 

Get your online tour tickets to Prague interesting district, the former Jewish Ghetto, later called Josefov. Located between Old Town Square and the Vltava River, Prague Jewish Quarter offers to its visitors some of the most precious synagogues. Find out about the turbulent history of Jews in Prague, legends, and mysteries. Visit top classical music concerts in the Spanish Synagogue or the Maisel Synagogue in the evening. See the statue of Franz Kafka by the Spanish Synagogue, learn about Golem, walk on the cobblestones, learn about history of Jews in Prague. 

Go to Prague opera 

A must-see in Prague: opera and ballet on the scenes of historical theatre buildings such as Prague National Theatre, the Estates Theatre or the Prague State Opera. With their wonderful classicist, Neo-Renaissance and Neo-Rococo interiors these stages also belong to the most beautiful theatres and opera buildings in Europe. The internationally acclaimed orchestras and soloists promise to deliver unforgettable expriences. Operas by A. Dvořák, B. Smetana, L. Janáček, G. Verdi, G. Puccini, W. A. Mozart and more.