All in all a nice, varied and nuanced program. Only the somewhat undersensitive solo piano version of Smetana's "Vltava" was unfortunately out of the ordinary due to too many omissions and stumbling blocks. (What is the Vltava without Vysehrad and fairy dances?). It would also be good if you were told before booking that the ensemble is a trio of flute, viola and piano. In any case, a recommendation for everyone who can enjoy a chamber music cross-section of well-known, Czech and impressionistic moments.

It’s important to leave plenty of time to line up for security to get into Prague Castle. Although we saw “skip the line “ tickets on GetYourGuide to get into the Castle, these are not necessary as entrance to the castle itself is free. This fact should be made clearer by GetYourGuide. But you do have to go through security and how long that takes depends on the number of visitors to the Castle. . The concert is in a lovely space in Lukowicz Palace, which is on the Castle grounds, and it was delightful.

Very worthwhile

A high-quality event that is definitely worth it. 1 hour Highlights of classical music in a great atmosphere. What you should note and we didn't know beforehand: since the concert takes place in the castle, you have to go through a security check. When we arrived about 30 minutes earlier, there was a long line that would have lasted 1 hour. So we went to security and were kind enough to get in right away.