• Vltava Philharmonic Hall

    National Music Centre

The Vltava Philharmonic Hall building, designed by the Danish architectural studio Bjarke Ingels Group, with top-quality concert halls, a creative hub, a music library, a wide range of catering services and publicly accessible terraces with magnificent views of the city, will become a lively cultural and social space – a national music centre, a new symbol of Prague and the entire Czech Republic.

Obtaining a building permit

2026

Scheduled start of construction

2027

Scheduled start of operations

2033

Five Concert Halls


  • Main Hall
  • Chamber Hall
  • Multipurpose Hall
  • School Hall
  • Resident Orchestra Rehearsal Room

Creative Hub

 
  • Music Department of the Municipal Library in Prague
  • Educational spaces
  • Study rooms
  • Rehearsal rooms for the public
  • Recording studio

Catering Units


  • Cafés
  • Bars
  • City view bistro
  • "Elegant dining" restaurant
  • Catering facilities on the waterfront

Facilities for Artists

 
  • Residence facilities for two orchestras
  • Facilities for guest orchestras and performers in each hall

New Public Space


  • Observation terraces around the entire building with an accessible roof
  • New pedestrian and cycle routes
  • New square with green space
  • New street by Vltavská metro station
  • Promenade along the river
  • Parkour park

Complete Transport and Technical Infrastructure


  • Preparation of the site for construction
  • Modification of the tram line and stops
  • Shortening of transfer times to the metro and Prague-Bubny railway station
  • Refurbishment of Vltavská metro station and related technologies
  • Reconstruction of Nábřeží kapitána Jaroše road
  • Replacement of mobile flood protection with fixed flood protection
  • Relocation of utilities including a new collector tunnel

ESTIMATED COST OF BUILDING CONSTRUCTION

 

11,65 billion CZK

Project initiator

Architect

Local architect

Project management

Can you hear it now ?

Music will anchor here!