Castles, Chateau’s, Palaces and Gardens! With over 700 unique conference venues in Prague and throughout the country, and more UNESCO
protected heritage sites than any other country in the world, allow us to suggest the very best for your event size,
expectation, and budget. A royal setting is not reserved for just royalty any longer!
Bohemian Rhapsody Boat
Bohemia Rhapsody is a brand new and most advanced boat, without peer in the Czech Republic in the category of sightseeing or event vessels. It is in many ways similar to its one-year-older sister boat, the Grand Bohemia. With its retractable glass roof, it is the ideal floating venue which enables your guests to enjoy a 360* panoramic view of the city as we float by.
Prague Industrial Palace
The art-nouveau building was built in 1891 according to the design of Bedrich Münzberger, and is one of the most valuable art-nouveau historical monuments in Prague. The Palace is the largest building on the Prague exhibition grounds, and is 238 meters long and its central tower reaches a height of 51 meters. Built to house the World’s Fair hosted in Prague in 1891.
Prague Municipal House
The municipal house is the most spectacular example of Art Nouveau architecture in Prague. Its construction dates back to the beginning of the 20th century, and was built in 1912. It has played host to many important historical events such as the proclamation of the Czechoslovak Republic in 1918 and meetings between the Civic Forum and communist regime in 1989.
National House Vinohrady
The National House was completely finished after only 15 months of intense work, and opened in November 10, 1894 with the grandest of celebrations. This Neo–Renaissance building, on the Náměstí Míru square, is the brainchild of famed architect Antonín Turek. It had became the seat of many national, as well as local, associations and corporations throughout the years.
Nepomuk River Boat
The crown and jewel of the River is the historic speed ship, which bears the name of the patron saint of all river boats, St. John of Nepomuk. “Nepomuk” is a larger historical vessel dating back to 1928, which was originally made in the docks in Belgium, and later restored to perfection here in Prague. It is by far, the oldest, and most glamorous, floating vessel on the River.
Prague New Town Hall
The construction of the New Town Hall was begun shortly after the founding of Prague's New Town in 1348, when Charles IV was pursuing a grandiose program of town planning in accordance with his conceptions of the future of the Holy Roman Empire. Over the centuries, it has been witness to many historic events, such as the first Prague Defenestration in 1419.
Prague Castle Medieval Cellars
Rudolph’s Foundry is not located near the castle; it is actually in the castle. The building was built in 1594, and has spanned the years servicing the castle in a multitude of ways. First as an Alchemist shop in which the famed alchemist Tycho de Brahe was trying to find a way how to produce gold. It was then utilized as a brewery that was run by the Cathedral Vicars.
Prague Congress Center
The Prague Congress Center is one of the largest, and best equipped, European Conference Center. The Center has at its disposal 20 halls and 50 meeting rooms, with a capacity ranging from 12 to 3,000 attendees. The Congress Center enjoys a unique location on one of Prague's hills overlooking the city and the silhouette of Prague Castle, via its massive floor to ceiling windows. Prague Eventery
Prague Technical Museum
National Technical Museum in Prague was established in 1908. For over a hundred years extensive collections have been assembled here documenting the development of o many technical fields of the Czech Republic. A magnificent collection of vintage automobiles, motorbikes, airplanes, and even trains are in their full glory and display in the transportation hall in this beautiful museum. Prague Eventery