Radiopalác

The Radiopalác in Prague is a striking building in the Rondo-Cubist style, located in the Vinohrady district. Designed by architect Alois Dryák and built between 1922 and 1925, the building originally housed the postal purchasing cooperative and served as a residential and commercial building for postal employees. The facade stands out for its Art Deco elements, including a relief depicting a pneumatic tube canister and lightning bolts, which refer to the building's telegraph history. Architecturally, the six-story structure is divided into three wings, with a lower, two-story section set between them.

Today the palace serves mainly as a cultural and social gathering place. After the former movie theater closed in 2002, the spaces were reconfigured for a variety of events. Here you can experience gala dinners, conferences, weddings, or concerts, while the ground floor holds a coffee bar and a club. The upper floors are still used as housing. Starting in fall 2026, the building will also take on a special role: during the renovation of its main building, it will serve as a temporary stage for the Vinohrady Theatre.