Pragadagi Lobkovich saroyida kunduzi klassik konsert

Prague, Czechia

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Listen to a captivating concert of classical hits at Lobkowicz Palace! The Lobkowicz family inherited the castle in 1627, long before the Communists and Nazis took it for themselves. Lobkowicz Castle is particularly known for housing the Princely Collections, which includes priceless furniture, paintings, and musical memorabilia. No day at the castle is complete without attending a classical music concert in the beautifully decorated 17th century Baroque concert hall, and thankfully, you'll finally get a seat to this unforgettable concert! Be all ears for the historic melodies by Smetana, Dvorak, Beethoven, and Bach. Listen to Chopin and Dvorak, too, as you marvel at the Baroque splendor of the hall. If you're in for some classical music and lavish Baroque decor, book through Klook!

Mavjud variantlar

Classical concert ticket

Adult (16+)

344 400 so'm

≈$28

Child(7-15) (7-15 yosh)

344 400 so'm

≈$28

Infant(0-6) (0-6 yosh)

12 300 so'm

≈$1

Student (with valid ID)(16-26) (16-26 yosh)

282 900 so'm

≈$23

Senior(65+) (65-0 yosh)

282 900 so'm

≈$23

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Eligibility

Important: Infants and children must be included in the passenger headcount
Children aged 16+ will be charged the same rate as adults
Participants aged 16 to 26 are eligible for the student ticket with a valid student ID

Usage validity

The voucher is valid only on the specified date (and time if applicable)

Show Schedule

Midday Classical Concert
Show time: 13:00
Duration: 50-55 minutes
The hours of the show may be updated periodically. Please refer to the specific time indicated on your voucher
Enter the venue at least 15 minutes before the show begins. People will not be allowed to enter after the show begins
The seat in the concert hall is based on a first-come, first-served basis