Built in 1896, Bohemian National Hall
was designated a New York City Landmark in 1994.
Bohemian National Hall in 1897
Terra cotta frieze on facade
The sleek lobby entrance sets the tone for the hall.
An LED-lit spiral staircase leads to an exhibition space.
View of staircase from second-floor exhibition space
The Grand Ballroom features a stage, balcony and skybox,
crystal chandeliers, and stucco decorations throughout.
The balcony skybox can be used as a glass-walled salon for up to 20 people.
The 60-seat theater has digital projection, an independent sound
system, and acoustically designed ceiling, walls, and floors.
Exhibition gallery
The fourth-floor bar serves the Grand Ballroom.
The rooftop terrace features a bar, grills, and retractable canopy.
Hospoda restaurant on the ground floor seats 80 for Czech-style food and drink.
