Salzburg, Vienna, and Prague Performance Tour

Explore Prague with a guided tour of Old Town Square and its famous Astronomical Clock, where carved figures appear each hour. Walk across Charles Bridge with views of the Vltava and the city’s spires, then stop at the John Lennon Peace Wall. Finish at Prague Castle, a vast complex of courtyards and palaces that once housed the Habsburgs.

Explore the immense Prague Castle in the Hradčany Quarter, recognized by Guinness World Records as the largest ancient castle in the world. The castle complex showcases nearly every major architectural style of the past millennium and includes churches, a monastery, gardens, and multiple museums.

Visit the birthplace of renowned Czech composer Antonín Dvořák and explore the home where his musical journey began. Interactive exhibits, multimedia displays, and immersive storytelling bring Dvořák's life, music, and lasting legacy to life.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

With its elegant squares and quaint streets, Salzburg is a delightful introduction to the sophisticated world of the classical genius, Mozart.

Explore Salzburg’s Old Town, a maze of winding lanes, historic steeples, cobblestone streets, and open squares. Take in the grandeur of Residenz Square and admire the striking façade of Salzburg Cathedral before continuing to Mozart Square, where a statue honors the city’s most famous son. As you explore, listen for the Glockenspiel, an early 18th-century carillon whose 35 bells ring out over the cafés lining the square.

Feel the rhythm of Salzburg’s Old Town Square as you enter the unassuming yellow home at Getreidegasse 9, the birthplace of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Inside, view an impressive collection of the young composer’s first instruments and immerse yourself in the captivating story of his early life.

Take the stage and perform for local audiences in a venue that captures the spirit of the city.

Ride the funicular to Hohensalzburg Fortress, once the stronghold of the prince-archbishops. Tour the ornate State Apartments, the Burgmuseum’s medieval art, the Rainermuseum’s arms and armor, and St. George’s Chapel with its Gothic details. Take in sweeping Alpine views from the Watchtower and look out over Salzburg’s domes and towers from the Kuenberg Bastion.

Explore Salzburger Dom (Salzburg Cathedral), world renowned for its 4,000-pipe organ. Often called the most perfect Renaissance building in the Germanic world, the cathedral features a striking marble façade and symmetrical twin towers.

Spend free time on Salzburg’s most famous street, the Getreidegasse, lined with small shops, historic buildings, and distinctive wrought-iron signs.

Explore Vienna’s imperial past with a guided visit to the Hofburg, the historic seat of the Habsburgs. Continue to the elegant Belvedere Palace before viewing the famed Vienna Opera House. Visit St. Stephen’s Cathedral in the heart of the city, then end your tour at Schönbrunn Palace, where young Mozart once performed for Marie Antoinette.

Step into Mozart's world at the historic site where he spent the final year of his life. Through a blend of music, art, light, and interactive technology, Mythos Mozart offers an immersive experience that brings the composer's story, creativity, and lasting influence to life.