Prague continues to be one of our most popular destinations for concert groups. The description ‘City of a Hundred Spires’ gives an indication of the magnificent skyline that is Prague; from the city’s castle, the vista is absolutely breathtaking as it is virtually unbroken by modern architecture. The city owes its prosperity to the Kings of Bohemia and the Holy Roman Emperor Charles IV, who founded the University in 1348 and built the famous Charles Bridge in 1357. The medieval heart of the city is the cobbled Old Town Square, with the 14C Tyn cathedral.
We offer an exciting variety of venues in and around the city. In Prague itself, our ensembles have enjoyed performing in St Nicholas’ Church in Prague’s Old Town (which accepts all types of music), the Church of Our Lady Victorious at the foot of Prague Castle, and the gardens at the Castle itself. We also regularly work with several local schools which have excellent halls where the children listen to the group and then offer the chance to socialise. Outside Prague, our music groups visit the spa towns of Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazny and Podebrady, Karlovy Vary being the largest and perhaps most interesting.
Suggested itinerary (band)Day 1 - Morning departure for afternoon ferry and overnight travel. Day Two - Afternoon arrival in Prague and remainder of day free to start exploring. Day Three - Morning sightseeing of Prague, to include the Old Town, Wenceslas Square, The Jewish Quarter and Charles Bridge. Afternoon rehearsal for evening concert in the summer amphitheatre of Vysehrad. Day Four - Morning tour of Prague Castle, followed by river cruise. Afternoon concert in the Sue Ryder Community Centre. Time to explore Prague. Day Five - Depart after breakfast for the spa resort of Karlovy Vary. Time to enjoy the town, followed by afternoon concert in the Post Court. Return to Prague. Day Six - Morning free in Prague. Afternoon departure for overnight coach journey. Day Seven - Morning ferry and afternoon arrival home. |
In Prague: Hradcany Castle, Charles Bridge, Jewish Quarter, the Museum of Communism and Dvorak Museum.
Centrum Babylon: indoor amusements and waterpark (90km from Prague).
Karlvoy Vary: beautiful spa town, famous for its hot mineral springs.
The excellent 3-star Hotel Step, with 300 beds lies some 5km to the east of the city centre. All bedrooms have private bathroom. The extensive facilities include a variety of meeting rooms, health centre, indoor squash and tennis courts and a bowling alley.
Our Prague Tour Manager is a fully qualified city guide. |