National Hall, Cultural center in Maribor, Slovenia.

National Hall is a monumental Neo-Renaissance palace built in 1898 to plans by Czech architect Jan Vejrych. It stands between Knez Koclja Street and Slovenian Independence Street, east of the Main Square and north of Lent, not on Trg svobode. The building has a cultural-centre role and is one of Maribor's central cultural and event venues.

The building was constructed in 1898 and served the Slovene community as a meeting place during a period of growing national awareness. It significantly shaped the cultural and social life of Maribor in the early 20th century.

The name reflects its origins as a gathering space for the Slovene community during a time of growing national awareness. Today, locals use it for concerts, theater performances, and community gatherings that shape the city's cultural life.

The building is centrally located on Trg svobode square and is easily accessible by public transport. There are several parking options in the surrounding area for visitors.

The building received recognition as a monument of local significance in 1992. This designation underscores its role as a place worth preserving for Slovene cultural heritage.