Prague
The Rudolfinum is a neo-Renaissance cultural monument on Alšovo nábřeží in Prague 1, built between 1876 and 1884 by architects Josef Zítek and Josef Schulz. Since 1992 it has been the home of the Czech Philharmonic Orchestra, whose main stages are Dvořák Hall and Suk Hall. The building also houses Galerie Rudolfinum, focused on contemporary art, and serves as the centre of the Prague Spring and Dvořák Praha festivals.
Alšovo nábřeží 79/12, 110 00 Praha 1
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Soprano Barbara Hannigan takes the stage with the Czech Philharmonic to celebrate the human voice in all its beauty and range.
A concert celebrating the art of harp playing with a virtuoso harpist performing at Rudolfinum.
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A classical music concert as part of the prestigious Prague Spring festival, performing "The Creation" at the Rudolfinum.
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An unconventional cello concert as part of the Italia Arte Fest Classic festival.
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Family-friendly journey on a historic train featuring the classical music of Antonín Dvořák. A fun outing for children and parents.
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Masterclass with Canadian soprano and conductor Barbara Hannigan, a leading interpreter of contemporary music.
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A concert celebrating Dvořák's romantic compositions, presented as part of the Prague Spring festival at Rudolfinum.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan performs with the Czech Philharmonic at the Prague Spring festival in Rudolfinum.
World-renowned pianists Lucas and Arthur Jussen, the celebrated Dutch brothers, return to Prague for their second concert at the Prague Spring festival.
Elementary music school students perform alongside Czech Philharmonic musicians in a classical concert at Rudolfinum.
Workshop examining how algorithms and code relate to colonial structures and power dynamics. Part of the DATAS festival.
Opening reception of the exhibition DATAS: The Data and the Sovereign exploring the relationship between data and sovereignty.
The Prague Philharmonic Choir performs a classical music programme titled "Sleep, I'll Sing to You" at Rudolfinum.
DanceConnected dance lesson emphasizing healthy movement and wellness at Rudolfinum.
The prestigious London Symphony Orchestra takes the stage under the baton of conductor Antonio Pappano. A classical music concert with one of the world's finest orchestras.
Opening concert of the Rudolf Firkušný Piano Festival featuring pianists Evgeny Kissin and Sir András Schiff. The programme includes works by Mozart, Schumann, Smetana, and Dvořák.
A children's show about a clever fox named Leo at Rudolfinum. An entertaining and educational performance suitable for young audiences.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan and the Belcea Quartet present a classical music programme at Rudolfinum during the Prague Spring festival.
Singer and conductor Barbara Hannigan performs with the world-leading chamber ensemble Belcea Quartet at Rudolfinum. The project unites the human voice with string instruments in a unique interpretation.
Masterclass by the renowned Belcea Quartet during Prague Spring festival. A rare chance to discover the artistic methods of one of the world's leading chamber quartets.
A classical music concert with top Czech performers in the stunning Rudolfinum concert hall.
American pianist Eric Lu, winner of the prestigious 2025 Chopin Competition, performs a recital of works by Chopin, Schumann, and Schubert in the Dvořák Hall of the Rudolfinum.
The Helsinki Baroque Orchestra and Budapest's Purcell Choir present the world premiere of Cartellieri's oratorio and Jakub Jan Ryba's ambitious Stabat Mater as part of the Prague Spring festival.
Canadian soprano Barbara Hannigan and pianist Bertrand Chamayou open Prague Spring 2026 with a chamber recital at the Rudolfinum. The programme features Messiaen, Scriabin and the Czech premiere of John Zorn's work inspired by the Finnish epic Kalevala.
Prague Spring festival concert featuring violinist Kopatchinskaja, conductor Hrůša, and the Czech Philharmonic.
Opening concert of the Prague Spring 2026 festival at Rudolfinum, one of Europe's most prestigious classical music festivals.
The celebrated Jussen brothers bring their acclaimed piano performances to Prague Spring, one of Europe's most prestigious classical music festivals.
A fairy-tale opera featuring a Chinese emperor and a magical nightingale, enchanting audiences with its beauty and wonder.
The piano competition final of Prague Spring 2026 features the best young pianists competing at Rudolfinum.
The final concert of the Prague Spring 2026 competition celebrates the flute with performances by the competition's best young flutists.