PALLADIUM OFFICES

Truly a landmark

Prestigious office address

Palladium Offices offer two prestigious addresses in Prague 1:
- náměstí Republiky 1078/1,
- Na Poříčí 1079/3a.
Náměstí Republiky square and Na Poříčí street are situated in the heart of Prague´s prime commercial district. Náměstí Republiky anchors Prague’s well-known shopping street Na Příkopě
The Palladium Offices entrances are in the vicinity of Czech National Bank and major bank buildings and many historical buildings, such as Municipal House, Powder Tower and the famous Old Town.

Magnificent view

The offices feature attractive views over the spires of the Prague Old Town and other surroundings including:
- Prague Castle and Hradčany
- Powder Tower
- Municipal House
- Vítkov Memorial
- Letná Park

Key features & amenities

Two entrance lobbies featuring excellent architecture and design, with reception services
Peace and privacy thanks to the architecture of the building and the dedicated access to the office space, completely separated from other users of the complex
Efficient, top-quality office space with excellent natural lighting tailored to tenants´ needs
Spacious terraces for exclusive and common use
Exceptional finishes and fit-out standards
Bicycle parking and showers for tenants
200 shops and services, fitness including – direct “dry foot” access for tenants
Restaurants and cafés in the building and surrounding area
Highly experienced facility management
24-hour tenant access and security
Underground car parking, car wash and e-chargers

Exceptional finishes & Technical standards

Palladium Offices represent a sensitive blend of modern offices into existing historical
surroundings
Efficient, top quality office space tailored to tenants’ needs
All-glass facade allowing maximum daylight penetration
Raised floors in all office areas
Openable windows in all office spaces
Windows equipped with automatic exterior sun blinds
Suspended ceilings with a clear height of 3 m
4-pipe HVAC system
Fan-coil units built into the ceiling, with individually adjustable temperature
Modern access security control system
Smoke detectors and sprinklers in all office areas

Palladium shopping centre

Direct access to the shopping centre with almost 170 shops, services and cafés including
- 2 supermarkets
- Bank, ATMs
- Dry cleaning
- Hairdresser and barbershop
- Fitness
- Alza box
Special retailer offers for office tenant employees

Dining & meeting opportunities

Direct access to the Tasty Garden, a gastronomic floor with almost 30 restaurants including:
- Classical restaurants (Indian, Thai, Chinese, Lebanese, Czech or Napoli pizzeria)
- Running sushi restaurant
- Fast food restaurants
- Speciality units offering waffles, trdelník, square donuts, fruit juices or ice cream
Direct access to the Palladium shopping centre’s many cafés (Basics Coffee, Starbucks, Costa Coffee, St. Paul, Lviv Croissants)

Underground parking

24-hour access
900 comfortable parking spaces
Dedicated parking area for office tenants and their visitors
Charging stations
Parking for bicycles
Alza box

Palladium history

The history of the site on which the shopping centre now stands dates back to the 12th century, to the Romanesque period. The remains of stone palaces uncovered during archaeological research can be admired in the interior of the shopping centre.
At the end of the 18th century, the area was adapted to the needs of the army, creating a largebarracks complex with a riding hall, which served the army until 1993.
The site has an important position in the history of the Czech Republic. In 1834, while serving in the army, Josef Kajetán Tyl composed the Czech national anthem here.
In the 1990s, the building fell into disrepair, and the Ministry of Defence decided to make better use of the dilapidated building. In May 2005, construction of a new complex began and in October 2007 the Palladium was officially opened to the public.

360˚ view

Palladium offices building

Gallery

Art in Palladium

Glass tubes

Glass tube installations at the entrance from náměstí Republiky.
The intermediate door space was recently enlivened by a distinctive design element - a light installation from the Czech company Preciosa.
It is an installation consisting of more than 500 glass tubes programmed to create a unique light show.
Another installation consisting of 700 crystal tubes can be seen at the entrance to the Palladium from the Metro.

Fountain sculpture

The Fountain sculpture at the Equestrian Courtyard (entrance to the offices from Na Poříčí street) by the significant contemporary artist Pavel Roučka.
The structure of old stones from 17th and 19th century stable galleries captivated him so much that he decided to incorporate them into his work.
The fountain gallery consists of 7 marble gutters, from which water cascades.