The 'Temple of Art – Rudolfinum' program invites participants to delve into the historical narrative of the iconic Rudolfinum building in Prague. Explore its architectural evolution and significant milestones with insights from architect Lukáš Duchek. The event features a captivating musical interlude by Quintetto Soffio, all within the elegant Talich Lounge overlooking Prague Castle.
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This program explores the history, transformations, and significant milestones of the Rudolfinum building. Architect Lukáš Duchek will discuss the iconic building's past, accompanied by a musical performance by Quintetto Soffio. The event is held in the Talich Lounge with a view of Prague Castle.
The Temple of Art – Rudolfinum program offers an in-depth look into the historical narrative of the Rudolfinum itself. Participants will delve into its various stages of development, significant architectural moments, and its enduring legacy. Architect Lukáš Duchek, a co-author of the publication 'Chrám umění' (Temple of Art), will share insights into the building's most compelling historical episodes. The event, which lasts 1 hour and 30 minutes, is designed for attendees aged 60 and above and will feature a musical interlude by Quintetto Soffio. The program is conducted in Czech and takes place in the Talich Lounge, offering views of Prague Castle. Entry is from the foyer at the Czech Philharmonic box office, which opens at 2:45 PM.
Tickets can be purchased online via the Czech Philharmonic website or in person at the Rudolfinum cash desk. Customer service for the Czech Philharmonic is available weekdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. via phone or email for information and wheelchair-accessible ticket purchases.
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