Discover the captivating cultural heritage of the Czech Republic through an immersive evening of traditional folklore, music, and cuisine. This 3-hour event in Prague promises an authentic taste of Czech hospitality, blending classic dishes with lively performances that celebrate the country’s rich history. From roasted pork to fruit dumplings, guests enjoy an inclusive dining experience complemented by a captivating show. With audience participation encouraged, this enchanting evening offers a unique opportunity to take in the vibrant traditions that define the Czech identity.
Key Points
- A 3-hour immersive experience that showcases Czech traditions through folk music, dance, and classical music performances.
- Includes an authentic Czech dinner with unlimited drinks and opportunities for audience participation in traditional folk entertainment.
- Highlights four skilled musicians playing regional folk instruments and a performance of Bohemian, Moravian, and Slovak songs and dances.
- Culminates in a concert of classical music by renowned composers like Smetana, Dvořák, and Mozart.
- Offers hotel pickup and drop-off, with a total transportation time of approximately 50 minutes.
Activity Overview
The activity, titled "Prague: Traditional Folklore Evening with Dinner & Music," offers visitors a 3-hour immersive experience in Czech traditions, priced from $78.16 per person.
Included are hotel pickup and drop-off, an authentic Czech dinner, unlimited beer/wine/soft drinks, and a folklore show with music and dancing.
Guests can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, and a "reserve now, pay later" option is available.
The evening program features a traditional dance show, a concert of classical music inspired by folk arts, and opportunities for audience participation.
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Itinerary Details
The folklore evening takes place in Prague, with pickup and transportation provided by van for the approximate 25-minute journey each way.
The evening program includes:
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Dinner featuring authentic Czech dishes
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Traditional dance show lasting 2.17 hours
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Concert of classical music inspired by folk arts
At the end of the event, guests are returned to their hotels.
The program provides an opportunity for audience participation in dancing and singing, allowing attendees to enjoy Czech traditions through folk music and dance.
Highlights of the Experience
The Prague folklore evening offers a chance to experience Czech traditions through engaging folk music and dance performances.
Guests witness 4 talented musicians playing regional folk instruments like the hammer-dulcimer, fujara, and bagpipe.
The show features traditional Bohemian, Moravian, and Slovak songs and dances, immersing the audience in the cultural richness of the Czech Republic.
The evening culminates in a concert of classical music inspired by folk arts, with compositions by renowned composers like Smetana, Dvořák, and Mozart.
Throughout the event, there are opportunities for audience participation, creating a memorable, interactive experience.
Traditional Czech Cuisine
Dinner is a central part of the Prague folklore evening, featuring authentic Czech dishes that transport guests on a culinary journey through the country’s rich gastronomic heritage.
The menu showcases the best of traditional Czech cuisine, including:
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Roasted pork with sauerkraut and dumplings, a classic dish that reflects the hearty, comfort-driven nature of Czech food.
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Chicken paprikash, a fragrant stew seasoned with sweet and smoky paprika.
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Fruit dumplings, a dessert that combines soft, pillowy dough with sweet seasonal fruits.
These dishes are served alongside unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks, creating a convivial and immersive cultural experience.
More Great Tours NearbyFolk Music and Dance Performances
At the heart of the Prague folklore evening lies a captivating showcase of Czech traditions through music and dance.
The performance features four skilled musicians who bring to life the regional folk sounds of Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia. Guests are treated to the enchanting tones of traditional instruments like the hammer-dulcimer, fujara, and bagpipe.
Four skilled musicians captivate with regional folk sounds of Bohemia, Moravia, and Slovakia, enchanting with traditional instruments like the hammer-dulcimer, fujara, and bagpipe.
The energetic dancers immerse the audience in the rich cultural heritage, inviting participants to join in the revelry.
The evening culminates in a concert of classical compositions inspired by these folk arts, creating a truly memorable experience.
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Classical Music Inspiration
While the folk music and dance performances form the heart of the Prague folklore evening, the program also features a concert of classical music inspired by these traditional folk arts.
The concert showcases works by renowned composers such as Smetana, Dvořák, and Mozart, whose compositions were influenced by the rich tapestry of Bohemian, Moravian, and Slovak folk music.
This classical music component allows guests to:
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Appreciate the enduring impact of folk traditions on the classical canon.
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Discover how composers have drawn inspiration from regional folk melodies and instrumentation.
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Experience the seamless integration of classical and traditional elements throughout the evening’s entertainment.
Audience Participation
Guests have the opportunity to actively participate in the traditional folk entertainment throughout the evening.
During the dance show, the performers invite the audience to join them on the stage for traditional folk dances. Participants can learn basic steps and moves, experiencing firsthand the vibrant energy of Czech culture.
Plus, the musicians encourage the audience to sing along to classic Bohemian, Moravian, and Slovak folk songs. This interactive experience allows visitors to enjoy the customs and feel a deeper connection to the local traditions.
The evening culminates with a lively audience participation segment.
Important Logistics
The pickup time for the event isn’t specified on the voucher, but an email confirmation is sent 24 hours prior to the start.
Free pickup isn’t available for reservations made less than 24 hours in advance, and no pickup is provided for hotels in pedestrian zones.
The drinks served include:
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Becherovka (an herbal aperitif)
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A glass of sparkling wine in special glass pipes
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Unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks
This important logistical information helps ensure a smooth and enjoyable evening for all participants.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Is the Dress Code for the Event?
There’s no specific dress code mentioned. It’s an evening event, so attendees can dress comfortably in casual or smart casual attire. The focus is on enjoying the traditional entertainment and cuisine, not formal attire.
Can I Bring My Own Alcohol to the Venue?
No, bringing one’s own alcohol is not permitted. The event includes unlimited beer, wine, and soft drinks as part of the package. Bringing outside alcohol would not be allowed as the venue likely wants to control the drinks served.
Is the Venue Wheelchair Accessible?
The venue appears to be wheelchair accessible, as the activity details don’t mention any accessibility limitations. However, it’s best to confirm this with the tour provider before booking to ensure the venue can accommodate any special needs.
Do I Need to Make Any Special Dietary Requests?
You don’t need to make any special dietary requests. The evening includes an authentic Czech dinner, and drinks like beer, wine, and soft drinks are unlimited. Just let the organizers know of any dietary restrictions when booking.
Can Children Attend the Folklore Evening?
Yes, children can attend the folklore evening. The event is family-friendly and welcomes guests of all ages to enjoy the traditional music, dance, and dining experience.
The Sum Up
The "Prague: Traditional Folklore Evening with Dinner & Music" offers an immersive cultural experience that blends authentic Czech cuisine, lively folk music and dance, and classical music influences. Guests can expect an engaging and interactive evening that celebrates the rich heritage of the Czech Republic. With hotel pickup, unlimited drinks, and an enchanting atmosphere, this event provides a memorable way to discover the traditions of Prague.
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