The 10 Best Church Concerts in Prague

1.Prague: Entry Ticket Classical Concert at the Mirror Chapel

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 4,636 reviews · 1 hour · from $34Our pick

Spend one hour in Prague’s Baroque Mirror Chapel listening to the Royal Czech Orchestra and soloists including soprano Eva Müllerová, violinist Viktor Mazáček, organist Robert Hugo, or pianist Stanislav Gallin. Choose a 5pm or 7pm program of Mozart, Vivaldi, Beethoven, Dvořák, Smetana, Chopin, and Bizet.

“Perfect length (1 hour) with high quality non stop music and slick handoffs between orchestra, soprano and pianist. Lots of well known favourites in the play list.”

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2.Prague: A. Vivaldi Four Seasons at St. Salvator Church

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 1,951 reviews · 1 hour · from $34

Spend one hour with the Royal Czech Orchestra and Prague soloists Eva Müllerová, Robert Hugo, and Viktor Mazáček at St. Salvator Church. Hear Vivaldi’s Four Seasons, Bach’s famous organ work, Smetana’s Moldau, Christmas music, and other classics in the Klementinum.

“Fabulous concert. A great mix of pieces- orchestral, organ and soloist. Beautiful setting and great value.”

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3.Prague: Classical Concert in the Spanish Synagogue

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,104 reviews · 1 hour · from $50

Spend one hour inside Prague’s Moorish Revival Spanish Synagogue, hearing professional musicians connected with the Prague FOK Symphony Orchestra. Expect strings, trumpet, soprano, arias, Czech classics, Jewish songs, and modern favorites. Arrive early for better seats.

“Delightful performance. Skilled musicians, excellent acoustics and an intimate setting. Highly recommend.”

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4.Prague: Mirror Chapel Classical Music Concert Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 295 reviews · 1 hour · from $34Top rated

Spend one hour inside Prague’s Baroque Mirror Chapel hearing the Royal Czech Orchestra, soprano Eva Müllerová, pianist Stanislav Gallin, and violinist Viktor Mazáček perform Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, Smetana, Dvořák, Chopin, Bizet, and Bach.

“Amazing, deeply touching. Sopranist blew my mind and made me cry. Also beautiful scenery for a concert.”

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5.Prague: Classical Concert at St. Giles’ Church

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 241 reviews · 1h 5m · from $31

You’ll hear a 65-minute chamber concert in St. Giles Church, with programs featuring Vivaldi, Mozart, Smetana, and Dvořák. Depending on the date, the music may include strings, organ, and soprano Vanda Šípová. Organist Aleš Bárta and violinist Zdeněk Pechoušek also perform.

“Wonderful concert full of well-known classical pieces. The combination of strings, organ, and soprano was great for variety. Our only complaint was that it ended too soon...we could have happily listened for another hour.”

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6.Prague: Klementinum Mirror Chapel Classical Music Concert

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 132 reviews · from $31

Spend one hour hearing Smetana, Dvořák, Vivaldi, Mozart, Bach, and more inside Prague’s Mirror Chapel. The Czech and English host welcomes you at the Klementinum entrance. Choose VIP or A and B seating, and bring a warm layer despite the heated chapel.

“The concert was everything I thought it would be. The string players were quite brave to be playing in such a cold venue (25 degrees F/-3.9 degrees C). I spoke to a violin player friend of mine and she has no idea how they could do that without damaging their instruments. The music was very nice, and it was good that the quintet invited a singer on stage a few times. We were sitting in the very last row, so having something visually stimulating helped as we really couldn't see the players. The music was festive and expertly played. Though cold, the castle provided excellent acoustics.Read more”

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7.Classical Concert in Spanish Synagogue

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 97 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $52

Spend one hour inside Prague’s Spanish Synagogue with a small ensemble and soloists performing a changing mix of classical pieces, Jewish songs, opera, and modern favorites. Choose among four programs, check the music carefully before booking, and arrive early for the best chance at a good seat.

“Really a good experience in an awesome venue. I would do it again. There are also plenty of similar options, do look around.”

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8.Organ Concert in St Francis Church Admission Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 88 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $29Best value

Attend a 7 pm organ concert in Prague’s St. Francis of Assisi Church, beside Charles Bridge. Hear the 1702 Abraham Stark organ with vocal or instrumental soloists in a small baroque setting. The concert lasts about an hour, with English program notes and seat reservations available on request.

“The trumpeter and soprano soloists were great! The organist never once played the full organ with full bass; it felt like she was always holding the instrument back. The layout of the sanctuary is such that you cannot see the performers well at all, even though we were supposedly given the "best seats." The next day we attended a concert at the St. Salvator Church, which was tremendous (full organ, chamber musicians, superb soprano soloists, beautiful program)!”

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9.Prague: Tyn Church Classical Music Concert

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 48 reviews · from $36

Spend 70 minutes in Prague’s Týn Church hearing the Prague Philharmonic’s string musicians with soprano Anda-Louise Bogza, organist Aleš Bárta, and violinist Vlastimil Kobrle. The program covers Vivaldi, Bach, Mozart, Beethoven, Smetana, Schubert, Handel, and Pachelbel.

“nice violin solist, but the soprano looked a bit tired. However, good qualité/cost ratio and it was an opportunity to contemplate and visite the church with a very limited number of people.”

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10.Classical Concert in St. Nicholas Church

★★★★★★★★★★3.0 · 39 reviews · 1 hour (approx.) · from $30

Spend about an hour inside Prague’s St. Nicholas Church with a pre-booked mobile ticket and printed English program. Expect a changing mix of organ, trumpet, piano, oboe, and vocal music rather than a full orchestra. Performers may include musicians connected with the National Theatre and Czech Philharmonic Orchestra.

“The photo is misleading. There were only 3 performers. Much of the concert was performed behind the audience at the pipe organ. We saw 3 other church or synagogue concerts in Prague and they were all much better.”

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