Mozart, Dvořák & Czech Folk Tour with a Guitarist
Discover Prague through the melodies that shaped it. The tour blends live music, Czech folk traditions, and the stories of iconic composers.
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Tour at a Glance
Why Choose This Musical Prague Tour?
Great for Music Lovers, Musician and Students
of Music
A tour created for those who truly enjoy music and want to feel it in context.
5 Live Guitar
performances featuring Mozart, Smetana, and Dvořák
Five live guitar performances featuring Mozart, Dvořák, and Smetana, woven naturally into Prague’s musical story.
Short, Fun, Rich and Authentic Experience Beyond Standard Tours
Just 1.5 hours — relaxed, cultural, and genuinely memorable.
100+ happy clients already
Explore Prague’s Music Landmarks
Musical Journey Through Prague
Your musical journey will begin in Prague’s Old Town, where centuries of creativity and cultural heritage come together. As you explore, Marek will bring Czech musical history to life through his personal storytelling, humor, and live performance.
The Journey
From the Estates Theatre, where Mozart conducted Don Giovanni’s premiere, through Old Town Square where Smetana founded his music school, to the Rudolfinum and across Charles Bridge. The walk includes a peaceful pause at Cihelná Park and concludes at the vibrant John Lennon Wall.
The Experience
Each stop will connect a piece of Prague’s landscape with a melody, composer, or cultural movement. You will experience how music shaped this city as well as how city shaped the music.
Live Music Throughout the Tour
Experience the
Sound of Prague’s Musical History
This is not just another typical walking tour, it’s a live musical experience performed on guitar right in the streets of Prague.
Live Performance
Marek performs Czech songs throughout the walk, from First Republic jazz and folk melodies to powerful anti-regime protest songs shaped by the Prague Spring, Soviet Occupation, and Velvet Revolution. You’ll also enjoy excerpts from Smetana’s Vltava and Dvořák’s New World Symphony.
Years of Czech
Musical History
Songs Performed
Live by Marek
Great for Musicians,
Students & University Groups
Music Tour is especially popular within academies, choirs, orchestras,
and students of classical music or cultural history.
Educational & Interactive
Ideal for students and musicians looking for an educational and interactive experience, connecting music, history, and culture in a clear, engaging way.
Creative & Local
Perfect for travelers seeking something fun, hands-on, and real, giving a true view of Czech music beyond the usual sights.
Living Musical Heritage
Czech music as it lives today, heard in real places, shaped by real stories, and felt in the city itself.
Questions About The Music Tour?
From practical details to insider tips, our FAQ gives you all the information you need.
What is included in the Prague Music Tour?
The tour includes live guitar performances, curated classical music excerpts, visits to major Prague music landmarks, and storytelling about Mozart, Dvořák, Smetana, Czech folk traditions, and key historical events like the Prague Spring and Velvet Revolution.
Is this tour suitable for musicians and music students?
Yes. It is designed specifically for musicians, conservatory students, university music departments, choirs, orchestras, and anyone interested in Czech musical heritage.
Is this tour good for university or abroad studying groups?
Definitely — this is one of the best cultural activities for music students, Erasmus groups, and university trips in Prague.
In which languages is the tour offered?
The tour is available in English, Spanish, and Czech.
Do we hear live music during the tour?
Absolutely. Marek performs five Czech songs live on guitar, ranging from First Republic jazz to folk melodies and anti‑regime protest songs.
Which of the famous composers are featured on the tour?
The tour highlights Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart, Antonín Dvořák, and Bedřich Smetana, with stops at key locations like the Estates Theatre and Rudolfinum (Dvořák Hall).
Which Prague landmarks do we visit?
You’ll visit the Estates Theatre, Old Town Square, Rudolfinum, Charles Bridge, Cihelná Park, and the John Lennon Wall.
Is the tour appropriate for people who are not musicians?
Yes — many guests join simply because they want an alternative, cultural Prague experience with live music and storytelling.
How long is the tour and how difficult is the walk?
The tour lasts 1.5-2 hours and follows an easy, flat walking route suitable for all ages.
Is the tour available as a public group tour?
Yes — the experience is offered as both a public group tour (29 EUR) and a private tour (220 EUR).