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About Kutumi centrum Vltavska

Kutumi centrum Vltavska is a historic cultural complex once active as a concert and events venue in Prague’s Holešovice district. Although the space no longer operates as a live venue since 2012 and has since been repurposed for office use, its legacy includes notable performances and gatherings at spaces such as Velký sál (Large Hall) and Elektra (club). For fans researching Prague’s cultural venues, this page provides context, past highlights, and practical information for visitors and history enthusiasts.

Location: Bubenská 1 (also listed as Bubenská 1447/1), Praha 7 – Holešovice. The site sits near Vltavská metro station on Line C, with surrounding tram connections. There is no publicly documented on-site parking, so visitors typically rely on nearby street parking where permitted or public transit.

While Kutumi centrum Vltavska is no longer an active concert venue, the history remains a point of interest for locals and visitors exploring Prague’s mid-2000s cultural scene. If you’re seeking current live music or multi-space event venues in Prague, check our listings for active venues with similar vibe and accessibility. For travelers, we recommend utilizing nearby transit options and exploring the area’s hotels and dining options to plan a comfortable visit. We’ve got you covered with reliable, no-pressure ticket and venue insights from a friend in the business.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Status: defunct since 2012; building later repurposed as offices (no current venue operation).
  • Address: Bubenská 1 (also listed as Bubenská 1447/1), Praha 7 – Holešovice; historical references vary on exact numbering.
  • Venue type: cultural center / multi-space venue with spaces such as Velký sál (Large Hall) and Elektra (club) used for concerts and events.
  • Transit: near Vltavská metro station (Line C) with surrounding tram routes; no publicly documented on-site parking.
  • Notable events: opening in 2009 (Laura a její tygři, etc.); Sázavafest hosted there in 2012.
  • Renaming/ownership: historically also called Kulturní dům Dopravních podniků and Klub Belmondo; subsequently closed and the site repurposed.