Capacity: 150 for a gala dinner, 200 for a reception
Renaissance character on Prague Castle Square.
A 16th-century palace
Martinic Palace is a Renaissance residence on Hradčanské Square, immediately beside Prague Castle. Its historic interiors are distinguished by original decorative elements and a strong sense of period architecture.
How the floors and halls combine
The building offers multiple representative rooms and circulation spaces, allowing arrivals, dining, presentations and hospitality to be distributed through the palace rather than compressed into one room.
Technical production in a historic interior
For events, architectural lighting and careful staging can bring out the painted interiors, chandeliers and courtyard atmosphere while keeping the palace itself as the main visual experience.
From gala dinner to conference
The largest hall supports formal dining, theatre-style programmes and receptions, while adjoining spaces can serve catering, cloakroom, production or breakout functions.