Situated in the heart of the lush, surrounding countryside of Bohemia, Prague is an incredibly beautiful city with a wealth of architecture, completely untouched by natural disaster or war. The River Vltava divides the Capital into two unequal halves. The left bank houses the most obvious sights, Prague Castle, the former palaces of the aristocracy and the Baroque gardens. On the right bank is the 'Old Town', The Cathedral, the old Jewish Quarter, it's cemetery and the famous Wenceslas Square.

In addition we can provide tours to Slovakia, which was created when Czecholslovakia split into The Czech Republic and Slovakia. Towards Slovakia is Brno, The Czech Republic's second largest city.

Bratislava the Capital of Slovakia is one of Europe's youngest cities. It has a rich cultural heritage from being at the crossroads of ancient trading routes and now is once again one of the fastest growing cities in Europe.

CONCERTS, EXCURSIONS AND ACCOMMODATION

A wide range of high quality venues are available for all types of music ensembles, thanks to the arrangements provided by our highly experienced representative, who is resident in Prague.

These include performances at St. Nicholas's Church in the Old Town Square, Hlahol Hall, Majakovsky Hall, amongst many many others, all located in Prague.

Highly recommended is a visit to one of the spa towns, located to the west of Prague, such as Karlovy Vary, Marianske Lazne and Frantiskovy Lazne, which could be combined with a visit to the Pilsner Brewery en-route. Venues here could include a performance at one of the stunning colonnades or churches, such as St. Mary Magdalen Church in Karlovy Vary.

Accommodation would be in either 2* or 3* hotels in Prague. Hotels offer twin-bedded rooms for adults and multi-bedded rooms for students. All rooms have toilet and bath or shower. 

Combine with:-

(less than 1 day's drive by coach)

Krakow in Poland, Dresden or Leipzig in Germany,

Vienna or Salzburg in Austria and Budapest in Hungary