In a dignified, park-like setting, ideal for outdoor summer concerts but with restored interiors that are just as good, the house where Mozart stayed is now a museum devoted to...

Arguably the most important centre for new and experimental work in the Czech Republic, Archa covers everything: dance, music, theatre, film and puppetry. It's also the...

It's worth finding the stone steps of this backstreet for this lively little caff, which is just as its name implies. Live jam sessions of Latin music go with the strong...

You might not guess it from the threadbare and scuffed interiors of this hot club beneath Wenceslas Square, but this is a great spot. Jazz acts join local blues groups and the...

An architectural treasure, the Municipal House was restored in the mid 1990s to its stunning original art nouveau state. It's built around the Smetana Hall, home to the Prague...

Although dominated by club culture, the Roxy also hosts live acts, generally to accompany the digital stuff but occasionally standing alone. The space itself is a wonder of a...

Stately and commanding, this former parliament building is one of Europe's finest concert venues. It was built in the neoclassical style at the end of the 19th century, and has...

The State Opera (originally the German Theatre) opened in 1887, and was regarded as one of the finest German opera houses outside Germany until World War II. After the war, it...

A nice little double act, Little Glenn's is a relaxed, dimly lit bar and restaurant at street level, and a downstairs club that heats up fast with primo local players and a few...

This smoky little cellar hosts bands playing fresh, unrecorded rock, jam nights and reggae, live and on the sound system. It's just a student bar, but one with a love for...