Prague Congress Centre

The Prague Congress Centre, located in the Nusle district of Prague, is a prominent neofunctionalist building known for its vast capacity and diverse event hosting capabilities. With 70 halls and a total capacity of 9,300 people, it serves as a venue for congresses, concerts, and cultural events. Originally opened in 1981 as the Palace of Culture, it has hosted significant events such as the 2002 NATO summit and the 2023 International Congress of Phonetic Sciences. Its strategic location near the Nusle Bridge and metro station makes it easily accessible for tourists and researchers alike.