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Mozartiana Juventus at Bertramka

  • Villa Bertramka, Prague

    The beautiful villa at Bertramka was once owned by the composer Frantisek Xaver Dusek and a regular visitor was his Austrian friend Mozart, so it is entirely appropriate that the house, now a museum, arranges concerts between April and October.

    • When: Sep 2008 (annual)
    • Where: Villa Bertramka

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