Details: Prague guided sightseeing tour
Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic, built on seven hills astride the Vltava River. The beauty of Prague is legendary; Goethe described the city as “the most precious stone in the crown of this world.” While its most well-known composer remains Dvorák, the current Czech Republic also produced Mahler, Smetana, Martinu, and Janácek, among other greats!
Details: Charles Bridge
Stroll across the stunning Charles Bridge which spans 16 arches and is lined with 30 Baroque statues of religious figures.
Details: Golden Lane
Stroll along the Golden Lane which is an ancient street within the Prague Castle complex. Dating back to the fifteenth century it has beautiful and quaint architecture that make up eleven historic houses that were home to artisans.
Details: Visit Hradcany (Prague Castle)
Explore the immense castle that was named by the Guinness Book of World Records as the largest ancient castle in the world. Prague Castle represents virtually all of the architectural designs of the last millennium and contains several churches, a monastery, gardens as well as multiple museums.
Details: Antonín Dvorák Museum visit
Visit the museum dedicated to the life and works of Antonín Dvorák.
Details: Prague choir performance
Venue options in Prague for choral groups include: The Lobkowicz Palace at Prague Castle, The Martinu hall of the prestigious Academy of Music, the Czech Museum of Music, The Congress Centre of the Czech National Bank, which has two theatres, Hlahol Hall, built in 1905 for the Hlahol Association of Choral Singing, the Novodvorská Cultural Center concert hall which has good acoustics, the Hall of the House of Culture Krakov, the School of Arts Botevova, and the English International School of Prague where student groups can interact with the local students.