Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
From €31 per personThe concert lasts one hour, and doors open 15 minutes beforehand.Final booking with external provider
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Chamber concert

Mirror Chapel · Clementinum

Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel

★★★★★ 1 hr · 24 hrs Advance free cancellation
From €31 per person Public rating · 6,122 reviews

Hear the Royal Czech Orchestra in an intimate Clementinum setting, joined by soprano, violin and either organ or piano depending on the selected performance.

⚡ Concert admission and a printed programme included. · The public price starts at €31, while the structured data lists EUR 30.99. GetYourGuide confirms the current price, availability and conditions.

The meeting point varies by booked option. Also confirm availability, the policy for accompanied children, admission after the start and any alternative accessibility arrangements.

✔ One-hour chamber concert inside the Mirror Chapel.
✔ Different programmes at 6pm and 8pm.
✔ Categories A, B and C cover rows 1 through 17.
✔ Concert admission and a printed programme included.

Quick summary before booking

Who is it for?

  • Live-music enthusiasts
  • Travellers interested in Baroque interiors
  • Couples and visitors seeking an evening cultural plan
  • People who prefer a time-limited activity

How long does it take?

The concert lasts one hour, and doors open 15 minutes beforehand.

What's included?

  • Admission to the concert
  • Printed programme

Is it worth it?

It may be worthwhile for the Baroque setting, proximity to the musicians and recognisable repertoire. If visibility matters, consider a category closer to the front rows.

💡 TourBookGo tip

Check the selected time, corresponding programme, category and meeting point on GetYourGuide. The printed programme’s language and possible repertoire or performer changes are not detailed.

A distinctive settingThe Mirror Chapel combines Baroque architecture, historic atmosphere and the intimacy of a compact venue.
Familiar classical worksThe programmes bring together music by Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven, Bach, Smetana, Dvořák and other composers.
Two programmes to compareThe 6pm performance includes organ, while the 8pm performance features piano. Check the repertoire before choosing.
A one-hour cultural planIts limited duration makes it easy to add to a Prague afternoon or evening without committing the whole day.

📖 What to expect inside the Mirror Chapel

The concert takes place within the Clementinum, in a Baroque chapel praised in reviews for its beauty, atmosphere and acoustics.

The Royal Czech Orchestra performs with a soprano and violinist. The third soloist is an organist or pianist depending on the booked performance.

A selection of recognisable classical works.

An intimate format close to the performers.

Doors open 15 minutes before the concert.

The appeal lies in combining live music, an approachable repertoire and one of the Clementinum’s historic interiors.

Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
The earlier performance pairs the orchestra with organ. 6pm programme

6pm performance: soprano, violin and organ

Eva Müllerová, Robert Hugo and Viktor Mazáček perform with the Royal Czech Orchestra.

The programme includes works by Mozart, Vivaldi, Pachelbel, Verdi, Dvořák, Bach, Gounod, Smetana and Beethoven, including selections from The Four Seasons, Lacrimosa, Canon in D major, Ave Maria, The Moldau and Symphony No. 5.

Mozart Vivaldi Bach Beethoven

What reviewers report

The appeal lies in combining live music, an approachable repertoire and one of the Clementinum’s historic interiors.

Praise repeatedly focuses on the acoustics, the musicians, the chapel’s atmosphere and the selection of familiar pieces.

1 hrConcert duration
3Seating categories
24 hrsAdvance free cancellation
4.7/5Public rating · 6,122 reviews

🗣️ What reviewers report

Summary of 300 reviews

Highlights the staff’s assistance during admission and seat allocation.

Recurring observation

The single-level seating arrangement can restrict views from the rear rows.

One individual reviewer

Notes that the familiar repertoire can also appeal to people without specialist classical-music knowledge.

8pm performance: soprano, violin and piano

Eva Müllerová, Stanislav Gallin and Viktor Mazáček perform with the Royal Czech Orchestra.

The programme combines works by Vivaldi, Beethoven, Mozart, Smetana, Chopin, Bach, Gounod, Bizet and Dvořák, including The Four Seasons, Lacrimosa, The Moldau, Nocturne No. 20, Ave Maria, Habanera and Symphony No. 5.

Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
The later performance replaces the organ with piano. 8pm programme

Price and booking

Compare the performance time and seating category

From €31 per person

Category A covers rows 1-7, B covers rows 8-12 and C covers rows 13-17. The listing does not say whether seats are numbered or how they are allocated within each category.

Duration1 hour
Category ARows 1-7
Category BRows 8-12
Category CRows 13-17
CancellationFree up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund
PaymentReserve-now, pay-later option available
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The public price starts at €31, while the structured data lists EUR 30.99. GetYourGuide confirms the current price, availability and conditions.

Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
The compact venue brings the music closer, although visibility depends on the row. Choose your category

How to book this experience

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Does this concert suit your plans?

It is a strong fit for travellers seeking live classical music, a historic interior and a short evening cultural activity.

It is not suitable for wheelchair users or unaccompanied minors. Travellers should not assume every seating category provides the same view.

Travellers interested in live classical music. Visitors who enjoy historic interiors. Anyone seeking a short evening cultural activity. Non-specialists attracted by familiar repertoire.
Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
The experience ends inside the Mirror Chapel. Finish at the Clementinum

❓ Frequently asked questions

How long does the concert last?
The performance lasts one hour. Doors open 15 minutes before it begins.
What does the ticket include?
It includes admission to the concert and a printed programme. Transport, food and drinks are not included.
How are the seats arranged?
Category A covers rows 1-7, B rows 8-12 and C rows 13-17. The listing does not specify whether seats are numbered or how they are allocated within each category.
Is the venue wheelchair accessible?
No. The supplied information says the Mirror Chapel is not wheelchair accessible and does not describe alternative arrangements.
Is there a dress code or age restriction?
There is no official dress code. Unaccompanied minors are not permitted, while the policy for accompanied children is not specified.

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Choose the programme and category that suit you

Compare the 6pm organ performance with the 8pm piano performance before booking.

GetYourGuide should confirm the final price, available category, meeting point and current conditions.

Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel
Classical music inside a Baroque Prague chapel