As much as the Estates Theater is linked to Mozart, the Rudolfinum is closely connected to another great figure of classical music, the Czech Antonín Dvořák: this is the place where he personally conducted the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra for the premiere of his famous New World Symphony. Renowned for its acoustics, the best in town ...

This major Prague stage is inseparably connected to the name of Mozart, who came to personally conduct his opera The Marriage of Figaro, and later to present the world premiere of Don Giovani. It is dedicated to “the Mother Country and to Muses” (Patriae Et Musis) and displays a fantastic setting where you can enjoy ...

Stepping into the Prague city center, you won’t be able to overlook the fact that puppets are one of the country’s greatest traditional handcrafts. Enjoy a performance at the National Marionette Theater, a nice way to recall your childhood.

Built in the early 20th century on the Old Town’s main entrance, the most impressive Art Nouveau building in Prague presents a luxurious setting with an exuberant and grandiose decoration. It was built as a multipurpose site and still today, it includes two famous restaurants and a café, an American bar, a prestigious concert ...

The National Theater was financed by collecting money among the broad masses. It is a symbol of the Czech National Revival and probably one of the most beautiful edifices constructed in the capital city in the 19th century. Decorated by the best artists at the time, it offers a sumptuous setting for a very high ...

When you find yourself in the middle of all the interchanges, anarchist constructions, old restored plants and new office buildings, it’s hard to imagine the country charm that used to be the characteristic of the Smichov district. It used to be a rural area at the Prague gates, marked out by farms, villas and ...

Mere steps from the main train station and from the massive modern building that used to house the former parliament, the State Opera house seems a bit lost behind the wall formed by cars jamming the highway. But this prestigious building in the New Town houses one of the city’s historic lyrical stages and ...

Beware, they are promoted everywhere as an authentic Czech tradition, but “black theater” shows are often quite expensive and not much creative, they are primarily aimed at tourists. Their obvious advantage is indeed the absence of dialogues, which removes thus the language barrier that prevents foreigners from appreciating the numerous theater plays presented in Prague ...