Festivals in Prague

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The Prague Spring International Music Festival is one of the most celebrated classical music festivals in Europe. Established in 1946, it brings together world-renowned orchestras, soloists, and conductors for a series of concerts and performances across various venues in the city. The festival traditionally opens with a performance of Bedřich Smetana’s 'Má vlast' and continues to showcase a wide range of classical music, from symphonies to chamber music.

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The Signal Festival transforms Prague into a dazzling display of light art installations and video mapping. Held annually in October, it features works by both Czech and international artists, turning the city's historical landmarks into canvases for breathtaking light shows. Each year, the festival attracts hundreds of thousands of visitors who wander through the city’s streets, parks, and squares to experience the magic of light and technology.

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Manifesto Market Smíchov is a vibrant, modern space combining a culinary and cultural experience in the heart of Prague. This venue hosts various festivals and events throughout the year, featuring international street food, local craft beers, and live entertainment. Known for its creative use of shipping containers, the market provides a dynamic atmosphere that attracts both locals and tourists. With its commitment to sustainability and innovative design, it offers a unique urban experience.

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The Metronome Festival is a vibrant music event held annually at the Prague Exhibition Grounds (Výstaviště Praha) in Prague. It features a mix of international and local artists, offering genres from rock to electronic music. The festival is known for its lively atmosphere and diverse lineup, attracting music lovers from around the world. With a focus on creating a unique music experience, the festival also includes art installations and a variety of food stalls, making it a cultural highlight in the city.

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United Islands of Prague is a vibrant, multi-genre music festival that takes place on the islands and riverbanks of Prague. Known for its eclectic lineup, the festival features a diverse range of music styles, from rock and pop to electronic and world music. It provides a platform for emerging artists and bands from the Czech Republic and abroad. The festival is not only a musical celebration but also a community event, promoting cultural diversity and artistic expression.