Located at Kubelíkova 27 in Žižkov, one of Prague’s most artistic neighborhoods, Palác Akropolis is a legendary cultural and live music venue that defines the city’s creative spirit. With its mix of concerts, theatre, visual arts, and community events, it has become a central hub for Prague’s nightlife and alternative culture.

Originally designed by architect Rudolf Svoboda in the 1920s and artistically revived by David Vávra, the building combines Art Deco architecture with postmodern design, creating one of Prague’s most striking interiors.

A Leading Cultural & Music Venue in Prague

Palác Akropolis hosts over 900 events each year, ranging from indie rock, electronic music, and world music to experimental theatre, film, and art performances. Its stages have featured both emerging Czech talent and renowned international artists, making it a cornerstone of the Prague live music and cultural scene.

Beyond concerts, Palác Akropolis supports creative residencies, workshops, and cross-genre festivals that promote innovation and collaboration. Whether you come for a concert, a DJ set, or a visual performance, Akropolis offers a unique, intimate experience where Prague’s creative community thrives.

Why Visit Palác Akropolis

• 🎶 Vibrant program: 900+ concerts and multidisciplinary cultural events annually.
  🌍 International atmosphere: A meeting point for artists and audiences from around the world.
  🏛️ Architectural heritage: Historic Art Deco building redesigned by David Vávra.
  🎭 Creative diversity: From live music and theatre to film screenings and art exhibitions.
  🍸 Perfect location: In Prague’s lively Žižkov district — full of bars, cafés, and local character.