Slovanský Dům

• Prague Castle
• National House Vinohrady
• Rudolfinum
• Slovanský Dům
• Troja Chateau
• National Museum
• Sacre Coeur
• Czech Museum of Music
• Strahov Monastery
• Kaiserstejn Palace
• Kaunitz Palace
• Stone Bell House - U kamenného zvonu
• Minorites of the St. Jacob Monastery
• Archbishop Palace
• Industrial Palace
• Fair Palace - Great Yard
• National House Smíchov
• The Seaworld
• Lucerna Palace
• Public Transport Museum
• Sewage Works
• Michna Palace
• Glass Lookout Tower
• Malostransky Palace
• Velkoprevorsky Palace
• The Municipal House

As we know it today, has a history full of changes. It dates back to 1697, when it was built in the Baroque style and was known as Vernierov Palace. A century later its appearance changed and it underwent Neo-classicist renovations designed by the architect František Heger. From 1897 until the end of World War II it served as the cultural and political centre of the Prague Germans. It housed a casino, a luxury restaurant and a large French-style garden. The newly renovated space of the Large and Small Halls, as well as the Large Gallery and foyer, are again available for use.

General information:

Big Ball Room: 653m²
Banquet: 400 persons
Cocktail: 800 persons

Small Ball Room: 143m²
Banquet: 100 persons
Cocktail: 150 persons