Dům kultury Slávie, Cultural center in České Budějovice 6, České Budějovice, Czech Republic

The Dům kultury Slávie is a two-storey Neo-Renaissance building on Zátkovo nábřeží, erected in 1871–1872 to the design of architect Ignác Vojtěch Ullmann. Its front wall is decorated with bossage and topped by a tympanum with a round window at its centre; the second-floor windows are separated by pilasters whose capitals join the cornices. Behind the entrance doors are passages to side sections used as a restaurant and clubs, and the foyer is dominated by a massive staircase leading to the main hall, which can hold up to 600 people.

The building was established after 1870 as a gathering place for the German population and as a center for social and cultural activities. In the 20th century its purpose changed several times before it evolved into the city's cultural center.

The building originated as a gathering place for the German community in the city and shaped their cultural life for decades. Today it brings together people from different backgrounds for concerts, dance classes, and social events.

The building is open to the public and hosts a variety of events including concerts and exhibitions throughout the year. Visitors should check ahead to see what activities are scheduled, as the program varies.

During the 2023–2025 reconstruction, preservationist Jan Eliška uncovered the original Turner inscription from the former gymnasium, and the foundation stone laid in July 1871 was found in an excavation. The gymnasium itself, considered the oldest surviving in the Czech lands, was demolished during the rebuild.