Prague concert halls:

Municipal House is the premier Art Nouveau building in Prague. It is a beautiful construction of intricate stone work, gold trimmings, stained glass windows and magnificent frescos. Municipal House has the Smetana, one of the two largest concert halls in Prague. It also boasts a first-class French restaurant.

Municipal House is home to the Czech National Symphony Orchestra and classical concerts involve some of the grandest orchestras to play in the city.

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The Klementinum is the largest, and one of the most historic complex of buildings in the Old Town of Prague.

Founded in 1232, the Klementinum has enjoyed a rich architectural evolution. Many great astronomers, scientists, musicians and philosophers have worked here, influencing the development of the buildings.

Concerts are held in the historic Mirror Chapel, where Mozart once played the organ. As an added attraction, visitors can tour the Klementinum before the concert.

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Lobkowicz Palace forms part of the Prague Castle complex. It has been recently restored it to its original state, and is now a museum displaying exhibits drawn from the Lobkowicz family's extensive collections.

Lobkowicz Palace is also the wonderful setting for classical concerts, the only major concert venue in Prague to offer concerts in the early afternoon.

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St. Nicholas Church dominates one corner of the Old Town Square. For many visitors to Prague, this will be the foremost church they remember.

St. Nicholas was completed in 1735. Its lovely white facade, decorated with sculptures, simply gleams, hit by the sun during the day and lit by strong white lights at night. Classical concerts are popular, for the fine acoustics and the overall sense of occasion an event at the church brings.

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Grand Café Praha is located in a prime position on the Old Town Square, opposite the Astronomical Clock.

Several evenings a week Grand Café Praha hold a 'Dinner & Jazz Night, combining a classical jazz concert with a delicious three course dinner.

These special events are highly popular, and our long standing relationship with the Grand Café Praha means that if you book your tickets through Prague Experience, you are assured the best seats available.

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Hybernia Theatre is set on Republic Square (Namesti Republiky) in the Old Town, opposite Municipal House.

The Hybernia Theatre building has undergone a complete renovation, which has transformed an art gallery and former customs house, into the largest modern theatre in Prague's city centre. Visitors can enjoy concerts in a comfortable, modern and air-conditioned auditorium, with wonderful acoustics.

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The National Museum in Prague is set in a commanding position at the top of Wenceslas Square. It is the largest, and oldest museum in the Czech Republic.

On certain evenings the entrance hall and sweeping staircase provide the grand setting for classical music concerts. This monumental, neo-renaissance building was designed by Josef Schultz as an architectural symbol of the Czech National Revival.

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St. Jilji Church is set amongst the narrow streets and quaint buildings in the heart of the Old Town in Prague. St. Jilji is one of the most impressive churches in the Old Town, with its origins dating from the 13th century.

Gothic from the outside and Baroque within, St. Jilji is a large, beautifully crafted church with high ceilings and ornate decorations. The organ, dating from 1737, has a unique acoustic quality and has long been a favourite concert instrument for Czech and European organists.

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Bethlehem Chapel (Betlemska Kaple) sits on charming Bethlehem Square, in the Old Town in Prague.

The church was founded in 1391 as a holy place where church services could be held in the Czech language. Jan Hus, the Czech national hero, preached here between 1402-1412. It was then altered to a catholic church by the Jesuits in 1661.

Bethlehem Chapel now hosts classical concerts on Saturday nights.

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St. Martin in the Wall Church is an ancient, beautifully preserved church set amongst the winding back streets and quaint buildings of the Old Town. It is located just a few minutes walk from both the Old Town Square and Wenceslas Square.

St. Martin in the Wall was built in the Romanesque style from 1178-1187. The excellent acoustics of the church and the historic setting make the classical concert events well worth attending.

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