Prague events » February 2012:

A unique exhibition marking the 170th anniversary of the birth of the celebrated Czech composer, Antonín Dvorák (1841–1904). Dvorák's music is presented in an interactive form, guiding the visitor through the composer’s life and oeuvre. View displays of rare personal items, correspondence and original scores of Dvorák's compositions - this includes the celebrated Symphony No. 9, From the New World, his most frequently performed symphony.

The New Building of the National Museum commemorates famous Czech inventors, many of whom were involved in works of European and global importance. Their fields of activity include engineering, medicine, agriculture, biology, chemistry and the humanities. You may be surprised how many objects used in your daily life have Czech origins. Features models of some of the inventions, and interactive games. For adults and children.

The Bohemian Carnevale dates back to medieval times, and celebrates human joy and gregariousness. As you wander around Prague, if you hear drums and other instruments, and see colourfully dressed people, then that is the Bohemian Carnevale. No point in listing the times and details though, as in our experience the Bohemian Carnevale is far too free spirited to keep to them!

Valentine's Day in Prague is about as romantic as it gets. From candlelit cellar restaurants to evening jazz cruises, to opera & dinner packages, Prague Experience has some great ideas to impress your loved one on this special day.
Valentine's Day is also an ideal time to book the Prague Package.

Prague is famous for opera, ballet and classical concerts.
The city boasts three magnificent opera houses, some stunning concert halls and an array of beautiful churches, with a variety of performances on offer. As tickets are reasonably priced, shows often sell out in advance. So reservations are recommended.

Prague theatre offers visitors a typically Czech experience. Black light theatre and Laterna Magika mix mime artists and ballet with puppets, illusions and animated film. Meanwhile, the country has a long tradition of marionette (puppet) theatre.
Shows are highly visual, so attract adults and children. And as with opera & concerts, advance reservations are recommended.