Sportovní hala Fortuna is a multi-purpose indoor arena in the Holešovice district of Prague, opened in 1962 with an original capacity of 18,500. It has hosted the Ice Hockey World Championships four times and served as the home rink of HC Sparta Praha for over five decades. Today it holds more than 13,000 spectators and stages ice hockey, basketball, floorball, concerts and ice-skating shows. The naming rights belong to Czech betting company Fortuna.
Za Elektrárnou 419/1, 170 00 Praha 7
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Electronic music project SYNTHONY returns to European stages after a successful debut tour.
British rock band Placebo celebrates three decades with a tour stop at Prague's Fortuna Hall.
The beloved American ice musical The Wizard of Oz comes to the Czech Republic. A family-friendly show for all ages.
The debut edition of MINISTRY of RAVE club night at Fortuna Hall, brought to you by the legendary Ministry of Fun and Epic club teams.
The classic fairy tale The Snow Queen transforms into an ice musical in Prague. A spectacular blend of storytelling, music, and ice skating artistry.
Legendary American heavy metal band Manowar returns to Prague for a full performance of their Kings of Metal album.
British electronic duo Chase & Status brings their World Tour to Prague's Fortuna Hall with a live performance.
Georgian singer Valery Meladze performs with a new concert programme following his successful anniversary tour.
American supergroup Hollywood Vampires with Johnny Depp, Alice Cooper, and Joe Perry takes the stage at Prague's Fortuna Hall. The project celebrates 1970s rock icons, performing original songs alongside hits from Lennon, Led Zeppelin, The Who, and The Doors.