Den morbide Charme dieses alten und inzwischen zum Nationaldenkmal erklärten Jugendstil-Gebäudes sollte man sich nicht entgehen lassen. Das Gebäude wurde vom gleichnamigen Großvater des ehem Präsidenten Vaclav Havel erbaut. In der Empfangshalle vor dem Kino hängt die berühmte kopfüber Pferdeskulptur von David Cerny.

This place looks really amazing. As a visitor, you have almost a feeling that you are in a theater. Since there are no elevators, just a lot of stairs, the music bar is surely not wheelchair accessible. The entrance is on the ground floor, then you need to pass one minus floor with a cloakroom to get to the second minus floor with another cloakroom, a bar and the concert hall. But what could be better is the air ventilation system. After some time, people start to sweat and have problem to breath, due to big heat at the place. I think this is expected, to certain point, but it could be really better. The bar accepts cash only.

I was on the rooftop, so it's not fair to rank the whole palace, but the view was amazing and whole plase has great charisma. I have a pity that lift was broken but for sure it's ok now. :)

Fun rooftop to see the cosmopolitan Prague from above, while enjoying a drink with your friends. DO try out the special Czech elevator where you step in and out at your own pace. It’s quite a wonder to experience it!! Makes you think of the old days ;)

Great venue. Very comfortable with nice clean toilets - always a bonus! For a small venue the sound was excellent and the space has a very intimate feel to it. Bar prices were reasonable and staff friendly. Hopefully we’ll be back again.

Not your average venue. 4 flights beneath street level. Underneath a small shopping arcade. The auditorium has a great sound and atmosphere. Highly recommended.

My first time attending a gig here - Noel Gallagher - the place is small, historical, and it can get really hot inside. Maybe they should put something regarding the air. The gig was amazing still.

We had a top time in this place. Good old fashioned nightclub and people enjoying themselves to some classic 80s and 90s pop. Plenty of cheese plenty of fun!

we went there for the 80/90s night and got groped by a creepy old man and another man started forcefully shoving us. we went to the bouncer and explained what had happened and he said “how can i believe you” and started accusing us of smoking weed even though we were rolling the tobacco i front of his face. what is the point in having a bouncer if he can’t be bothered to help the women in his club who are getting assaulted?? on the way out he shouted “fuck you to us” useless horrid old man. he had white hair and looked middle aged. Do not got very unsafe.

Dated 20th century glory. Don't miss this passageway, you can admire David Cernys' upside down sculpture, hanging from a beautiful dome. I liked the Czech Designers store in the entrance, and the big hit is the never stopping elevators, which take you to a newly renovated terrace!

It is a very nice place, very chill. It is a great spot to drink a beer and to stay to a chat.

Cool place to see the sunset over the city enjoying a glass of sparkling wine (included in the ticket).

Nice place, great music. But... without proper ventilation.It was way too hot inside. I almost left and loose my money. And, once your ticket is scanned, is not alowed to go outside for fresh air and to re-enter. I wonder, is it so expensive to offer an event wristband?

Nice.. first, take the special wooden elevator to go to the 4th floor. Entry is 150CZK. Then you get a welcome drink and access to the terrace with nice view to the city and lounge ambiance. Plus live music when time comes...

most racist club I‘ve ever been. As we were there as germans, they said there‘s no entry for us. Only for local chzech people. Really disappointing!