Prague: Classical Concerts at Smetana Hall, Municipal House

The Municipal House is rightfully a national cultural monument. It is a jewel whose significance goes far beyond the borders of the Czech Republic. Experience the unique atmosphere of beautiful classical music concerts, as well as ballet and film music. In 1918, the independence of Czechoslovakia was proclaimed here. And at the end of 1989, the first meeting of the communist government with representatives of the Civic Forum, led by Václav Havel, took place.

Experience its unique atmosphere enhanced by classical music performed by leading top Czech performers.
Once you settle into the magnificent Smetana Hall, prepare to be carried away by the captivating harmonies of classical masterpieces. The opulent interior of the hall, boasting a beautiful glass dome and decorated with allegorical art, creates the backdrop for a night full of musical enchantment.

With every note played by the experienced chamber ensemble, you will feel Prague's rich musical heritage come to life. The program offers curated works by renowned composers, celebrating the timeless beauty of classical music. Whether it is Dvořák's captivating melodies or Mozart's intricate compositions, each performance is designed to touch your soul.

The program varies on different dates, please check the program and concert date below before booking.

Vivaldi - Four Seasons in Smetana Hall (The concert will feature the Dvořák Symphony Orchestra in a chamber ensemble with harpsichord, solo singing and solo violin.)
Concert dates: May 4, June 3, July 20 and 27 and August 10, 2026, always from 8 p.m

Gala opera and ballet in the Municipal House (The concert will feature the Dvořák Symphony Orchestra in a more chamber ensemble with leading Czech singers and ballet soloists - 25 performers + conductor pianist.)
Concert dates: April 4, June 8, August 7 and September 21, 2026, always from 8 p.m

Music from films (The concert will feature the Dvořák Symphony Orchestra as a chamber ensemble with piano, bass guitar, drums and solo vocals. Sings: Lucie Mlynářová)
Concert dates: February 15, July 19 and September 7, 2026, always from 8 p.m