Klassisk musik tur med koncert og middag
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Lad mig tage dig gennem Prags charmerende gader, hvor du lærer om byens rige klassiske musikhistorie, lytter til en fantastisk koncert og forkæler dig med lækkert tjekkisk køkken. Uanset om du er en klassisk musikentusiast eller blot en person, der værdsætter kultur, er min tur perfekt for alle, der ønsker at opdage Prag på en ny og spændende måde. På denne vandretur til klassisk musik kan du forvente at opleve Prags lokale historie, kultur og køkken. Du vil nyde en personlig kulturaften i Prags magiske gamle bydel, inklusive en klassisk musikkoncert i et 300 år gammelt barokkapel og en traditionel tjekkisk middag i en autentisk restaurant. Din vært, en ægte Praguer med 15 års erfaring inden for turisme, vil få dig til at føle dig som en lokal.
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Ejendommene fra det 18. århundrede anses for at være blandt de smukkeste i Europa. Som Prags ældste teater er det kendt for sin forbindelse til Mozart, der personligt dirigerede verdenspremieren på Don Giovanni her. Den neoklassiske facade og overdådige interiør gør dette til en af byens fineste bygninger.
Prags gamle bytorv (Staroměstské náměstí) er det historiske hjerte og navigationscenter i byens UNESCO-listede gamle bydel. En fest af arkitektoniske vidundere, den middelalderlige plads er omgivet af storslåede bygninger i romansk, barok og gotisk stil, herunder nogle af Prags mest fotograferede monumenter.
Et af de ældste kvarterer i byen repræsenterer Prags middelalderlige hjerte. Det er ikke overraskende, at det er travlt med turister hver gang på dagen. Križovnický-pladsen, med udsigt over Karlsbroen med Prags borg i baggrunden, er nok den smukkeste plads i byen. Dens unikke historiske atmosfære af gotiske huse og kirker, brostensbelagte gader og pladser og stentårne blander sig med den moderne æra. En bred vifte af barer, restauranter, danseklubber, internationale mærkebutikker, gallerier og hoteller bringer liv til den gamle by. Med sine charmerende og maleriske brostensbelagte gader vil nattelivet og festerne helt sikkert blive uforglemmelige.
Prags historiske Clementinum er et stort kompleks af smukke barok- og rokokosale. Et af de største bygningskomplekser i Europa, hallerne blev bygget fra midten af 1500-tallet til midten af 1700-tallet, oprindeligt som et jesuiterkollegium. Clementinum er nu for det meste besat af det tjekkiske nationalbibliotek.
Klassisk koncert i Spejlkapellet Med et program med foråret og vinteren fra Vivaldis fire årstider og mesterværker af det klassiske musikrepertoire fremført af et kammerensemble fra Dvoráks symfoniorkester sammen med et orgel, en soloviolin og en sanger, denne klassiske musikkoncert på Prags elskede Klementinum er sikker på at sætte dig til at vende tilbage efter mere. Spejlkapellet, der egentlig kaldes Bebudelsens Kapel, ligger i Klementinum-komplekset i Prags gamle bydel. Spejlkapellet har fået sit navn takket være det store antal spejle placeret i det indre af kapellet.
Karlsbroen (Karluv Most) fra det 15. århundrede danner en storslået gangbro mellem Prags gamle bydel og Lesser Town and Castle District og er et af byens mest slående vartegn. Den storslåede gotiske bro har 16 stenbuer, to vagttårne og 30 sorte barokstatuer, der forestiller forskellige helgener.
Prags mest prestigefyldte koncertsal, hjemsted for den tjekkiske filharmoniske orkester, som optrådte her for første gang i 1896 under stafetten af Antonín Dvořák. Bygningen fra nyrenæssancen blev bygget fra 1876 til 1884. Oprindelig havde den et billedgalleri, museumssamlinger og en koncertsal; i 1918-1938 og 1945-1946 fungerede det som Nationalforsamlingens bygning. Hovedsalen - Dvořák Hall - er stedet for ekstraordinære koncerter med klassisk musik. * den resterende tid Er det tidsrum, hvor gæsterne spiser middag på den lokale restaurant.
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This was our last evening in Prague before returning home. We met Martin at the Charles the 4th statue at the east end of the Charles Bridge, visited the adjacent St. Francis Of Assisi Church, and spent a couple of hours walking the streets of Old Town, focusing on the sites where Mozart and Beethoven had played, as well as other points of interest relating to music. We attended a concert at the Mirror Chapel in the Clementinum, a beautiful hall. The concert was classical music top 40, played in abridged versions for the longer pieces, by a chamber group, with the organ playing solo for a couple of pieces, and combing with the chamber group for one selection. The chamber group was very good, and the vocal soloist had an excellent voice. Their version of "Die Moldau" or "Vltava" from Má Vlast was rather jarring to anyone familiar with the piece (4 minutes vs. the usual 12), but, okay, musical completeness was not what this experience was about. We then went to dinner at a local restaurant favored by our host. The food was very tasty, typical Czech fare, with plenty of beer to wash it down. So from the sound of it so far, a nice, standard sort of tour. But it was more than that because of Martin, an enviably multilingual guy, who engaged us from the start, and our tour evolved into a cultural conversation of the most enjoyable sort. And at dinner, we were joined by his in-laws, Jim and Debbie, visiting from the States, and later by his wife, Kate, and dinner turned into a thoroughly convivial event. Being a tourist can be difficult at times due to not knowing the language or the cultural norms or how to get from point A to point B, but the mark of a place worth visiting is how welcome you feel when you're there. I don't believe, in all the traveling I have done, that I have ever felt more welcome. So thank you, Martin, for a most memorable tour!
Highly recommend this tour if you love music and delicious local cuisine. Our guide was charming and knowledgeable.
Martin is a wonderful local guide who took us to all the non touristy places with great history and gave us a very informative / interesting summary of all the places we visited. The concert in the mirrored chapel was superb and we ended the evening with a local Czech dinner with some traditional dishes. All said great fun and highly recommended!
This was a fantastic tour. The right amount of walking and exploring and we could suggest the pace. Martin gave us so many great suggestions to start our trip and introduced us to many local street foods and experiences along our tour. The concert was excellent and so was our meal. Perfect way to start our journey!
Martin was an excellent guide who tailored our experience to our preference. Since we had taken tour earlier in the day that included Old Town he took us to a place first for a beer and a snack. He then showed us an area beneath the bar that were rooms from 800AD. Fascinating. The concert was in an old church with excellent musicians who played well known music by Vivaldi, Mozart, Beethoven and others. Dinner was at one of his favorite restaurants with locals serving local favorites. Delicious. Great experience; great guide
Thanks to Martin for sharing the history of music icons connected to Prague. We almost felt like locals taking non crowded routes as we soaked up this beautiful city. The classical music concert was indeed a treat .
This small-group tour was exceptionally done by its creator, Martin. The balance of walking tour, the concert, and then the meal together was perfect. And a very good value as well. I highly recommend it.
Martin is a knowledgeable guide and a very friendly one. The quality of the tour is excellent and he was happy to tailor the tour to our needs. The concert in the Clementium was excellent and the meal at the end a real treat.
