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You are in the music section of our BellPrague sales website. Here you will gradually find the entire offer of musical experiences in Prague. When selecting, just enter the date - the day you are interested to attend the event, and you will see the entire offer. If you have a closer idea of where to go, you can use the selection - filter - we focus on music such as organ, you can generally choose classical music, if you would like to experience a comprehensive experience, we have a choice of music with dinner, in the theater section you will find musicals or a selection of so-called black light theaters and last but not least the last part of the menu will always offer you something seasonal - whether Christmas concerts, Easter or a festival.

Classical music
Classical music, sometimes referred to as classical music, has strong roots in Western culture, dating back to the 11th century. Classical music symbolizes harmony and man's connection to the spiritual. Be drawn into this time and surround yourself with artists such as Antonio Vivaldi, Johann Sebastian Bach, Georg Friedrich Händel, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Antonín Dvořák and others.

We offer dozens of concerts in historic interiors of the time such as the Art Nouveau Municipal House, the Neo-Renaissance Rudolfinum, St. Giles Church, the Mirror Chapel in Clementinum, the famous organ in St. James Church, very impressive concerts in St. Francis Church, not forgetting the regular concerts in the Holy Salvator and many others.

Organ music
The historic organs of our churches have often been preserved for hundreds of years and can now offer you a great listening experience. Listen to organ music with the best masters of the Czech and international organ scene.

Imagine going back to the times of such artists as Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, who personally conducted the premieres of the famous opera La clemenza di Tito at today's Estates Theater, and especially with the great success of Don Giovanni. Our offer includes tickets for concerts of composers such as J. S. Bach, G. F. Händel, Antonín Dvořák, the already mentioned Mozart or Antonio Vivaldi and many others. We dare to say that one visit to Prague to contact with music is guaranteed not enough for you to hear the ancient organ in the Church of St. James the Greater - here you can see and hear the largest organ not only in Prague but also in whole Bohemia, St. Francis, St. Giles - in both cases they rank among the oldest organs in Prague - and many other places that attract not only with their quality sound, but also with their unusual monumentality.

Theatre
From the theaters, we can offer visitors several so-called black light theaters - such as the Metro or Image Theater. Don't you know what such a theater is about?

Do you have a friend from abroad or are you foreign visitors yourself and do not understand Czech? Does not matter. Take a friend / come to the performance, at black light theaters, where the father of the idea is the famous Jiří Srnec, you don't need a national language. In some black theaters, they will even be happy to share behind the scenes of some of their tricks.

Do you prefer puppets and some classics? And when the puppets are, almost life-size. Then only at the National Puppet Theater and certainly something from Mozart. Don Giovanni, for example. If you prefer classics, you can choose, for example, the Hybernia Theater and some of its performances such as Swan Lake, in winter with children at Nutcracker etc.

Listen and Dine
For those of you who want to enjoy a program for the whole evening, we offer great dinner packages with a concert. The packages are prepared to include a rich culinary experience and the subsequent great enjoyment of music.

Evening programs Dinner + Concert can be easily booked with us online - we can recommend, for example, Dinner with Mozart in the impressive First Republic Hall or with a view of the Old Town Astronomical Clock, you can simply enjoy beautiful music and culinary experience. The electronic voucher confirmation you will receive from us will be your ticket to an excellent dinner with music.

Other
The offer includes seasonal concerts and events in Prague's theaters, churches, clubs, etc. During the year we offer a variety of seasonal events, festivals, whether it is Easter or at the end of the year you can choose from a wide range of Advent, Christmas or New Year's concerts.
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Private Tours in Prague
During our private tours the guide is just for you. On our website we have listed some of the themed tours, but it won't be that big a deal if you don't quite reach your destination. Although our guide will lead you, he will always take into account your individual interests or physical capabilities, you can talk and so on. It's not possible to list all the tour options here, sometimes it's good to trust your guide and just wander around the city wherever your feet take you, you're guaranteed to learn a lot of interesting things from a local guide. Moreover, a private tour is tailored to you, the tour starts during the day at a time that suits you, you decide when you want to start, where the guide should pick you up or meet you. Everything is up to your individual agreement. The guide is there just for you. Are you finishing a business lunch with your business partner and want to show him the city through the eyes of a professional guide? We are here for you, we can start at the restaurant, for example. Prices are charged per group of people and per hour. For example, a three-hour tour for a group of 1 to 4 people. More information in our price list, we will be happy to answer your questions, we always agree on the program in advance. For an additional fee, tours can also be arranged in combination with a car.

Public Tours in Prague
Do you like more people around you and at the same time want to save a little? We are also happy to provide you with a solution. Public tours differ from those private ones. In the case of a public tour, there is a fixed time and place - when and where the tour begins as well as the program that should be followed. The only thing that does not change is the same quality and individual approach of our guides. We currently offer tours, for example - Prague Castle - the price of the tour already includes admission to the interiors of the Castle, as well as in the case of a visit to the Jewish Quarter. You can walk through the New Town with passages with us and escape the bustle of the city. Another question to you - what do you know about Charles Bridge? That it was built by Charles IV in the 14th century? What about the eggs and what about the statues on the bridge and their stories? We have a number of questions for you, but also answers - in short, walk with us on Charles Bridge and you will see.

We also plan other walks to unique Prague districts such as Bubeneč, Hanspaulka and similar.

If you did not find your tour on the program, try to ask what we can do for you.
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The Trade Fair Palace

Maybe you know the period between autumn and winter when it doesn't snow yet and you can't walk through the beautifully snow-covered Prague and it's just uncomfortably cold and windy. That was exactly the idea I had last week when my family was coming and I wanted to take them somewhere.

Even though I love walking, especially in the beautiful city like Prague, you can't possibly go for more than 2 hours, so you have to end up somewhere, and the best place to go is a cozy cafe in my opinion. I'm planning to prepare for you the autumn/winter list of my favorite Prague cafes that every tourist should know. On such cold days, it's a must-have.

Prague offers several such places. I am glad that I chose Trade Fair Palace, located in Holešovice, right at the stop with the same name.

One of the few places I visit regularly. They always have a wonderful exposition. When I was little, I enjoyed this place, thanks to my great art teacher at my elementary school, I was able to see the Slav Epic by Alfons Mucha.

Little about history...
The construction was set up for Prague fairs and was to serve ambitiously to expand trade and exports, to present the Czechoslovak industry and economy. In the 1920s, a competition was set. Several architects have been striving for such a great deal.

The building of the palace was entrusted to Oldřich Tyl and Josef Fuchs in 1924 and they offered to the capital city a functionalist building that was one of the most modern in Central Europe. The opening ceremony of the palace took place in September 1928.

I started the tour on the fourth floor and chronologically continued until the first. Their elevator is a great advantage. Permanent expositions are always on multiple floors. Other expositions are also located in the functionalist space of the so-called small courtyards and mainly around the building along long-distance halls. I really liked the arrangement of the exhibited works. Authors of the same works always side by side. This is the case with the already mentioned topic. I also appreciated the fact that there were quite a few other visitors.

I paid attention mainly to the third four, which included a large collection of works relating to the First Republic as part of the 100th- anniversary celebrations.

Thanks to the collections of the National Gallery, an exhibition with rich works of a 20-year period of independent Czechoslovakia arose between 1918-1938. It fascinates me how the Republic was artistically diverse at that time. The project represents major cultural centers and associations. First, it is the capital city, as an art center featuring the creation of domestic artists, as well as artists from all over Europe.

Finally, I can't forget the bonus for example for students for whom the permanent exhibition is free. It's definitely a family thing, little kids are probably not going to be that excited, but for the older ones, it might be attractive. The Trade Fair Palace has a beautiful and cozy café where you can talk about your impressions of the exhibition.

From our external collaborator Tereza Kultová