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Prague | American Airlines | Mozart | Brussels | London

Following Franz Kafka

by Mark Seal
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Mozart Prague 2006, 011-420-261-215-298. Prague and Mozart will forever be connected (he once claimed, “My orchestra is in Prague”), so it’s no surprise that the entire city is celebrating the 250th anniversary of the famed composer’s birth with a year’s worth of concerts, exhibitions, festivals, and more. For a complete calendar of events, log on to www.mozartprague2006.com.
American Airlines offers codeshare service to Prague in conjunction with three of our partners: British Airways (via London), SN Brussels Airlines (via Brussels), and Swiss International Airlines (via Zurich). For more information, please visit www.aa.com.

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