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About Tchaikovsky Concert Hall

Welcome to your go-to guide for Tchaikovsky Concert Hall, the main concert hall of the Moscow Philharmonic Society. Opened in 1940 and named after composer Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky, this historic venue hosts about 300 concerts per year and remains a hub for auditions for the International Tchaikovsky Competition since 1962. Whether you’re in town for a subscription performance or a special event, we've got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit, and nearby lodging and dining options to help you plan a smooth, enjoyable night at the hall.

Venue at a glance: Capacity — 1,505; Location — Triumfalnaya Square, 4/31, Moscow; Nearest metro — Mayakovskaya. The hall shares the prestige of the Moscow Philharmonic Society and offers a classic concert-going experience in the heart of Moscow. For the best results, check the official seating chart on Concert.ru (Схема зала) or trusted ticket sites to select your preferred seat or section. We’ve gathered reliable parking, transit, and nearby lodging options to help you secure your seats with confidence.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Capacity: 1,505 seats.
  • Address: Triumfalnaya Square, 4/31, Moscow, Russia.
  • Venue type: Main concert hall of the Moscow Philharmonic Society; opened in 1940 and named after P. I. Tchaikovsky.
  • Seating chart: Available on Concert.ru (Схема зала) and other ticket sites.
  • Parking: Municipal paid parking (parking.mos.ru scheme referenced on ticket pages).
  • Transit: Nearest metro is Mayakovskaya.
  • Nearby hotels: Pekin Hotel (Triumfalnaya Square) and the Four Seasons Moscow building nearby, now operating as Legend of Moscow; Pekin has historically been linked to the Triumfalnaya area.
  • Notable events: About 300 concerts per year; long-running Moscow Philharmonic subscriptions; auditions for the International Tchaikovsky Competition have been held here since 1962.
  • Renamed/demolished: The hall retains the name Tchaikovsky Concert Hall; it has not been demolished.