PernerKarlín is not only the largest experience workspace in the Czech Republic. In 2026, it further strengthened its position as a destination for business events with the launch of Perner.Experience, a multifunctional event venue for up to 700 guests. Combined with the building’s architecture, vibrant Karlín location and a newly unveiled public art installation, it offers organisers much more than a traditional conference setting.
This summer, a new 10-tonne monument by Czech sculptor Pavel Filip was unveiled in front of PernerKarlín. Created from a historic industrial artefact discovered during the building’s construction, the artwork reflects Karlín’s industrial heritage while celebrating the district’s transformation into one of Prague’s leading business destinations.
The monument also highlights what makes PernerKarlín unique as an event venue: a combination of modern infrastructure, strong identity and a connection to the local community.
Located in the heart of Karlín, Perner.Experience offers flexible spaces for conferences, product launches, networking events, gala evenings and corporate gatherings. The venue can accommodate up to 700 guests and combines indoor and outdoor event areas within one interconnected complex.
Visitors and organisers can benefit from:
- Capacity for up to 700 guests across multiple event spaces.
- Flexible venue layout, including an event hall, foyer, cinema, club and private garden.
- State-of-the-art event technology, including multi-projection systems, adaptive lighting and AI-powered solutions.
- Private outdoor areas in the centre of Karlín, ideal for networking and receptions.
- Full-service event management, including production, catering and on-site support.
- Prime location in one of Prague’s fastest-growing business districts.
As event organisers increasingly seek venues that deliver memorable experiences alongside professional facilities, PernerKarlín demonstrates how architecture, culture and public space can become part of the event itself. The newly unveiled monument stands as a symbol of that approach, connecting the site’s industrial past with its future as a hub for business events and community life.
