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Vltava Philharmonic Hall

National Music Center

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

Obtaining a building permit

2026

Planned start of the construction

2027

Planned commissioning

2033

Five 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

Gastronomic units

Cafés
Bars
City view bistro
Elegant dining restaurant
Gastro facilities on the waterfront

Background for artists

Residency for two orchestras
Facilities for visiting orchestras and performers at each hall

New public space

Observation terraces around the whole building with an accessible roof
New pedestrian and cycle paths
New square with greenery
New street by the Vltavská metro
Promenade along the river
Parkour playground

Complete transport and technical infrastructure

Preparation of the site for the construction of the building
Modification of the tramway line and stops, shortening of transfer links to the metro and the Praha-Bubny railway station
Rebuilding of the Vltavská metro station and related technologies
Reconstruction of the road on nábřeží Kapitána Jaroše
Replacement of the mobile flood protection with a fixed one
Relocation of utilities including a new collector