Břevnov Monastery is the oldest male Benedictine monastery in Bohemia, founded in 993 by Prince Boleslav II and Bishop Vojtěch (Adalbert). The current baroque complex was designed by Johann Blasius Santini-Aichel and Kryštof Dientzenhofer in the 18th century. The monastery remains an active monastic community and hosts cultural events, guided tours, and concerts.
The 31st annual Břevnov Consecration Festival at the monastery features fair attractions, food stalls, and live music.
Christmas recital featuring Leona Machálková with guests Pavel Trávníček, Lenka Graf, and Erich Ciompa at Břevnov Monastery.
An evening of Ivan Wernisch's texts with guitar accompaniment at Břevnov Monastery. A continuation of the award-winning National Theatre production.
A chamber evening with clarinetist Irvin Venyš, featuring works by Kramář, Crusell, and Gideon Klein at Břevnov Monastery.
The festival's closing gala concert showcases young musicians from around the world and winners of the Italian Concorso Musicale Città di Filadelfia competition.
Opening concert of the Olympus Musicus 2026 festival at Břevnov Monastery features works by Schumann, Brahms, and Mendelssohn performed by international soloists.
Concert by Russian pianist Vsevolod Dvorkin at the historic Břevnovský Monastery in Prague.
The Collegium Cantantium choir presents a spring programme of classical compositions, popular songs, and folk songs in the historic Břevnov Monastery.
A festive concert celebrating 300 years of the Baroque Vojtěška Pavilion at Břevnov Monastery, featuring the NeoKlasik Orchestra and soloists performing folk songs and works by Jiří Teml and Bohuslav Martinů.
An all-day festival of music, theatre, and art in a historic monastery, featuring talented young performers and choirs from across the Czech Republic.