Radio Palace, Art deco cultural venue in Vinohrady, Prague, Czech Republic.
Radio Palace is a multi-functional building in Prague's Vinohrady district with theatre spaces and former broadcasting facilities constructed in the 1920s. The structure contains several performance venues within an early 20th-century architectural envelope.
Construction began in 1922 under architect Alois Dryák and opened to the public in 1925. The building emerged during an era when radio and theatre were vital cultural media, bringing both functions into one structure.
The venue hosts theatre performances and concerts that draw regular audiences from the surrounding neighborhood. These events showcase both classical and contemporary works, catering to diverse tastes among visitors.
The building is well-connected by Prague's public transportation system in the Vinohrady neighborhood. Visitors should check ahead for upcoming performances and plan their journey accordingly.
The building was deliberately designed to combine radio broadcasting and theatre operations under one roof, a rare pairing for the 1920s. This dual function remains visible in the layout and technical infrastructure today.
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