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!
HAUCH Gallery
Hauch Gallery is situated in Prague’s vibrant Karlin district, offering visitors easy access from the historic city center. Just a short walk from the Hilton hotel, the gallery is housed in a unique space that once served as industrial halls used for ship repairs. This setting gives the gallery a distinctive atmosphere, blending the area’s industrial heritage with contemporary art.
Gabriel Loci
The unique Gabriel Loci complex is a place where the past meets the present. It is located close to Prague's Kinský Garden and was built in the years 1888-1891 in the neo-Romanesque style with a remarkable artistic decoration in the style of the Beuron art school. It originally served as the first Benedictine convent for women of the Beuron Congregation in Prague.
Forum Karlín
Forum Karlín is a modern, multifunctional venue in Prague, ideal for hosting cultural, social, and corporate events. Its centerpiece is a spacious auditorium with a capacity of up to 3,000 people standing or 2,000 seated, making it perfect for concerts and conferences. Designed with cutting-edge acoustic technology and a flexible rigging grid, the venue can accommodate complex stage setups.
Ecotechnical Museum
The Old Sewage Treatment Plant is more than just a Ecotechnical Museum - it’s a living reminder of Prague’s industrial heritage, architectural innovation, and technical achievement. Whether you're visiting for an educational tour or hosting an event in its historic spaces, this cultural monument offers a rare opportunity to step back in time and appreciate the craftsmanship and engineering genius that helped shape the modern city of Prague.
Břevnov Monastery
Břevnov monastery, the first male monastery in Bohemia, was founded by Prince Boleslav II (d. 999) and the second Archbishop of Prague St Adalbert (Vojtěch; 956–997). St Adalbert of Prague (Vojtěch), of the house of Slavník, had met Benedictines and their way of life during his studies in Magdegurg, Germany. In 983 he became the bishop of Prague but because of many disagreements with Bohemian aristocracy he left for Rome.
HOTEL AMBASSADOR – ZLATÁ HUSA
Hotel Ambassador Zlatá Husa is located in the heart of Prague, on Wenceslas Square, where history has always been written and continues to be written, the hotel has witnessed many historical and important events for the nation. The square is proud of its art nouveau style. Originally, these were two different hotels, completed around 1920.
Empire Hall – Slavic House
Empire Hall invites you to enjoy the unique spirit of the beginning of 20th Century. Located in the very heart of Prague, the newly renovated Art Deco Empire hall in Slavic House will instantly enchant you with an unforgettable atmosphere of charm and elegance. This venue is an ideal place to organize association or corporate event with a maximum capacity of 950 guests.
Grand Bohemia Boat
Grand Bohemia Boat is the most modern boat of the highest class. This magnificent single-deck boat is „grand“ not only in Prague but clearly also in the entire Czech Republic and Central Europe. Grand Bohemia also surpasses its precessors by the variable arrangement in a single deck, making the boat ideal for social and corporate events.
Work Lounge
The Work Lounge on Wenceslas Square is growing in popularity not only for its modern design, which motivates guests and gives them energy, but also for its exclusive location in the vibrant and busy heart of European metropole. Accessible by all means of public transport. Arrange a meeting in lounge room with the view to the Wenceslas square. Prague Eventery