Palac Akropolis, Prague
Nestled between the Žižkov and Vinohrady districts, Palác Akropolis stands as a versatile hub, offering a myriad of entertainment options. Renowned as the city's premier live music club, it also boasts a theater, radio station, information center, and restaurant.
With several galleries showcasing local artwork, this dynamic venue features three stages that have hosted an impressive array of alternative bands over the years, including renowned acts like the Dead Kennedys, Sigur Rós, Megadeth, Natacha Atlas, and more. Alongside live performances, Palác Akropolis hosts DJ sets spanning genres such as hip hop, dubstep, house, drum and bass, and beyond.
During sold-out shows, the venue buzzes with energy, and while the main room closes at 10 PM due to noise regulations, the party continues with DJs spinning tunes in the two side bars until the early hours.
Why You Should Visit:
A beloved fixture in the Žižkov neighborhood, this historic Art Deco theater offers not only unparalleled entertainment but also a cozy spot to unwind with a drink or a meal. Whether catching a live gig or soaking in the atmosphere of DJ nights, Palác Akropolis promises an unforgettable experience.
With several galleries showcasing local artwork, this dynamic venue features three stages that have hosted an impressive array of alternative bands over the years, including renowned acts like the Dead Kennedys, Sigur Rós, Megadeth, Natacha Atlas, and more. Alongside live performances, Palác Akropolis hosts DJ sets spanning genres such as hip hop, dubstep, house, drum and bass, and beyond.
During sold-out shows, the venue buzzes with energy, and while the main room closes at 10 PM due to noise regulations, the party continues with DJs spinning tunes in the two side bars until the early hours.
Why You Should Visit:
A beloved fixture in the Žižkov neighborhood, this historic Art Deco theater offers not only unparalleled entertainment but also a cozy spot to unwind with a drink or a meal. Whether catching a live gig or soaking in the atmosphere of DJ nights, Palác Akropolis promises an unforgettable experience.
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Sight Name: Palac Akropolis
Sight Location: Prague, Czech Republic (See walking tours in Prague)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
Sight Location: Prague, Czech Republic (See walking tours in Prague)
Sight Type: Disco/Nightclub
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