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The Besední House is one of the most important buildings in Brno's architecture. It was built in the years 1870–1873 as part of a newly built roundabout. The author of the historic Neo-Renaissance building was the architect Theophil von Hansen.

The pride of the Besední House is the Neo-Renaissance hall (after renovation in its original stylish form), which the Brno Philharmonic offers for short-term rent. The hall for 473 visitors is a popular place for concerts, music festivals, competitions, balls, fashion shows, conferences, corporate meetings and wedding receptions. However, those interested can also rent other representative spaces - a hall, a foyer, a director's lounge or a glazier's office for occasional events such as exhibitions, discussions, choir rehearsals, etc.

The Besední dům building can accommodate a maximum of 550 guests. There are 480 chairs and 85 tables, practice cables, choir levels, music stands, microphones, etc. The stage can be extended in depth.

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One of the biggest clubs in Brno, hosting bands of all genres and sizes. Club is equiped with great technology

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Jazz club hosting Czech and foreign jazz artists

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Beautiful small venue in the west Czechia, focused on jazz arists

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Jazzclub in Kyjov, south Moravia

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One of the biggest clubs in Brno organising concerts, theater, film club and social events

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Klub Alterna is the oldest club in Brno. It hosts small club acts of different music genres.

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In the Lázně III complex there is a historically very valuable and architecturally interesting concert hall of Antonín Dvořák. Every week, the Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra gives concerts here, dating back to 1835. In addition to the Karlovy Vary Symphony Orchestra, the Dvořák Hall is used as one of the cinemas during the Karlovy Vary International Film Festival.

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