Every May, the heart of Europe beats to the rhythm of classical music, as Prague hosts one of the world’s most prestigious music festivals – the Prague Spring (Pražské jaro). For international visitors, it’s more than just a series of concerts; it’s a unique experience that blends world-class performances with the magical atmosphere of a historical city.

WHY YOU SHOULDN’T MISS PRAGUE SPRING?

A Line-up of World-Class Artists: The Prague Spring Festival invites top orchestras, soloists, and conductors from around the globe and the quality and diversity of performances are truly exceptional.

An Unforgettable Atmosphere: Concerts take place in Prague’s most beautiful venues, such as the neo-Renaissance Rudolfinum or the iconic Municipal House.

A Tradition of Excellence: Founded in 1946, Prague Spring has been a symbol of artistic freedom for nearly 80 years. The festival traditionally opens with Bedřich Smetana’s My Country (Má vlast), a patriotic cycle of symphonic poems celebrating Czech history and landscapes.

Perfect for a Spring Getaway: May is one of the best times to visit Prague. The city is in full bloom, parks and gardens invite for strolls, and the combination of music, history, and relaxed cafés by the river makes for an unforgettable trip.

A FESTIVAL WITH A DEEPER MEANING

What makes Prague Spring stand out is not just the music but the story behind it. Established right after World War II, the festival became a symbol of hope and cultural renewal. Despite the political turbulence, it remained a space for artistic freedom – a tradition that continues to this day.

YOUR INVITATION TO EXPERIENCE IT

Whether you’re planning a cultural city break, looking for inspiration, or want to see how music can connect people across borders, the Prague Spring is an event that should be on your travel list.

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