Yes there are tours in English.

Some people were dressed up and some were casual. Dress for comfort you are on vacation. Let me know if you have any other Czech Republic questions. We go every year. My husband is Czech so we know our way around pretty well. It's a beautiful city. So many things to see and do. There is a great restaurant that we found last year about 3 blocks away from the hall. U Sadlu very good food. I got Svickova it was great. We had a large party and everyone liked the food. Have a wonderful time!

This is a typical concert hall. About 10 rows back, in the middle and you'll be very good indeed!

If you type Smetara hall tickets into your browser search there are plenty however there is one classicticprague that lets you print your ticket . There was Plenty of availability when we were there .

There are two restaurants within the Municipal Building itself , only eaten in the one the, French restaurant on the right as you go into the building,which was very good, the other on the left as you enter seems to have had reasonable reviews, the décor in both is worth seeing. There are also restaurants at the rear of the craft market in the square we ate in the Celnice twice, gets very busy (good sign) but food was OK.

As in most other concert venues - the Czechs tend to dress up (by CZ standards), the tourists go casually

Wide and tasty choice of cakes, pastries and desserts. Just wait at the cafeteria entrance to be seated by the staff. Tour groups can pre-book their afternoon teas which cater to their taste.

Hi. I think so!

私は現地にいましたが、HPで予約しチケットを印刷して持って行きました。受付でそれを出すと、各国語で書かれた説明文が渡されたようでしたが、受付をしないでそのままガイドの列に並んだので、説明文はもらいませんでした。それは後で返却するものですが、日本語もあるので、利用されると良いと思います。なお、窓口は左右にありますが、ガイドツアーは入って左側の窓口です。

You can access the building without any problems and look inside for free. The interior is interesting. There is a café, a restaurant. The paid entrance and the tour is for the halls.