Mozart Concerts in Prague: Tickets
4.8The legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is undeniable but the people of 18th-century Prague took their fandom to a new level. Citizens raised money to bring the maestro to their fair city and perform their most beloved opera for him.
This led to the premier of the beloved “Don Giovanni” in 1787 and the bond between the Czech capital and Mozart remains strong to this day.
The legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is undeniable but the people of 18th-century Prague took their fandom to a new level. Citizens raised money to bring the maestro to their fair city and perform their most beloved opera for him.
This led to the premier of the beloved “Don Giovanni” in 1787 and the bond between the Czech capital and Mozart remains strong to this day.
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The legacy of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is undeniable but the people of 18th-century Prague took their fandom to a new level. Citizens raised money to bring the maestro to their fair city and perform their most beloved opera for him.
This led to the premier of the beloved “Don Giovanni” in 1787 and the bond between the Czech capital and Mozart remains strong to this day.
To celebrate this bond, you can enjoy an evening of classical music and fabulous food at the Mozart Ballroom Concert.
Here's all you need to know about Mozart Ballroom Concert, one of the most captivating shows in Prague.
What is the Mozart Ballroom Concert about?
Prague’s Mozart Ballroom Concert is a celebration of one of the greatest composers that ever lived. It is a 3-part performance combined with a traditional 3-course meal to immerse you into the world of 18th-century chamber music.
The ensemble Amadeus Prague consists of 2 of the best Opera singers in the country, led by members of the Prague Radio Symphony Orchestra.
All the performers are dressed in elaborate period costumes, perfectly matched to the classical ballroom.
This first part of the 3-part performance is from Don Giovanni:
- Aria Leporella – Notte e giorno faticar
- Duet Zerlina and Masetto – Giovinette che fate l´amore
- A Little Night Music – Allegro
- Aria Zerlina – Batti, batti o bel Masetto
- A Little Night Music – Romance
- Duet Giovanni and Zerlina – La ci darem la mano
After this 20-minute performance, you will enjoy a starter, cream of sweet peas with chive yoghurt and croutons. The second part of the concert brings you the best of Mozart’s Operas:
- Aria Figaro – Non piú andrai, from The Marriage of Figaro
- Aria Cherubino – Voi che sapete, from The Marriage of Figaro
- Divertimento D-Dur – Allegro Aria
- Don Giovanni – Finch´ han dal vino, from Don Giovanni
- Divertimento D-Dur – Presto
- Duet Susanna and Figaro – Tutto é tranquillo…Pace, pace, from The Marriage of Figaro
After this, the main course is served. You will have a choice of succulent beef bourguignon or fluffy potato gnocchi. This hearty course leads you into the final act, pieces from The Magic Flute:
- Third Part of Mozart Concert: The Magic Flute
- Divertimento B-Dur – Allegro di molto
- Duet Papageno and Pamina – Bei Männern welche Liebe fühlen
- A Little Night Music – Menuetto
- Aria Pamina – Ach ich fühl’s
- Aria Papageno – Ein Mädchen oder Weibchen
- Duet Papageno a Papagena – Pa-pa
The evening ends on a high-note with a delectable homemade apple pie and vanilla sauce.
How much do Mozart Ballroom Concert tickets cost?
Prague’s Mozart Ballroom Concert tickets cost €79 per person. This includes a fabulous 3-course meal and a 1- hour performance. There are discounted tickets available at €59 per child for children aged 6-12 years.
However, there are different ticket classes, some offering a more exclusive experience. A seat on a private balcony with a welcome drink costs €147 per person.
You can also book a seat at a table for two in the first row for €147 per person. Dining at a table for two anywhere else in the ballroom costs €106 per person.
How to get there?
The Mozart Ballroom Concert in Prague is held at the Boccaccio Ballroom inside the Grand Hotel Bohemia and close to the centre of town.
The easiest mode of public transport is the subway and you can get off at the Náměstí Republiky station on the B train.
What time does it start?
Prague’s Mozart Ballroom Concert always starts at 7 pm. The doors open at 6:30 pm and all drink orders must be placed before 6:50 pm.
What is the dress code?
A smart-casual dress code is observed at the Mozart Ballroom Concert. If you attend the New Year's Eve concert the dress code is black tie.
What is the cancellation policy?
Some booking agents allow a full refund up to 24 hours before the performance while others do not offer a refund at all.
What other shows are playing in Prague?
Travel tips
- Make sure to select the vegetarian option if you have any dietary limitations. You will not be allowed to make any changes to your selection within 24 hours of the performance.
- You can contact the venue and arrange for a fish or poultry main course if you cannot consume beef.
- Basic tickets do not allow you to book specific seats. Arrive early to be seated first.