The Rudolfinum dominant feature and a jewel among the world's concert halls.
The Dvořák Hall is Prague's most important concert hall which has hosted star conductors and soloists from all over the world since 1896. The hall's appearance will enchant every visitor from the ranks of performers and listeners alike. High ceilings with an impressive chandelier, massive columns, neo-Renaissance decorations, a stage dominated by a majestic organ, excellent acoustics and, primarily, a unique atmosphere that no other place offers. All of this adds up to an unforgettable experience of every concert or festive event.
The hall hosts dozens of events every year, from symphony concerts through chamber performances to lectures and conferences. Join the ranks of those who have also enchanted audiences with the splendor and style of the finest concert hall in the country.
With One Click: concerts and other events in the Dvořák Hall
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For a concert, rehearsal or recording session, we offer rental of musical instruments within the current price list available on request.
We offer ticket sales and production at the box office. Placing banners and flags on the building and in the Rudolfinum interiors and other forms of promotion based on the current price list.
We offer ticket sales and production at the box office. Placing banners and flags on the building and in the Rudolfinum interiors and other forms of promotion based on the current price list.
Catering services at Rudolfinum are provided by Catering KM which will provide refreshments tailored to the event.
The rental of Dvořák Hall also includes rooms for performers. Four soloist dressing rooms, a soloist choral dressing room and representative lounges used by conductors or prominent soloists.
Ančerl Lounge
The lounge is located opposite the Suk Hall lobby, near Dvořák Hall and has a beautiful view of the Vltava river and Prague Castle. When present at Rudolfinum, the room is used by Semyon Bychkov, the current chief conductor of the Czech Philharmonic.
The second of the lounges, adjacent to the Dvořák and Suk Halls on the Vltava side, is named after Václav Neumann. It usually serves as facilities for important artists who can use its comfort before and after a demanding performance.
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