Overview
The Boccaccio Ballroom is a testament to Prague's grand social history, originally built in 1927 and meticulously restored to its 1925 glory. This neo-Baroque masterpiece features a unique floor composed of nine types of oriental wood, designed on a grid to provide comfort for dancers, and a massive chandelier holding 4000 hand-made glass pieces. Located within walking distance of the Estates Theater, it offers a distinct atmosphere where culinary and musical arts meet, specifically during the recurring Mozart Dinner concerts. It serves as a rare venue where guests can experience the grandeur of the early 20th century, from the gilded ceiling decorations to the intimate balcony boxes, all while enjoying world-class classical performances in a setting that has welcomed ambassadors and ministers alike.
What makes this place special
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Frequently asked questions
Answered frequent questions
Is the ballroom wheelchair accessible?
Yes, there is an entrance for disabled guests accessible from the main hotel reception.
Are children allowed at the concerts?
Children from 6 years old are welcome in the main hall, while children from 2 years old can be seated in exclusive balcony boxes.
Where is the ballroom located?
It is located at Králodvorská 652/4, just steps from the Estates Theater.