MTS Dvorana

MTS Dvorana Hall is a major center for congresses and business meetings located in the heart of Belgrade. For years, it has hosted international, regional, and national events that attract prominent figures, artists, and experts. A site of cultural and historical significance, the MTS Dvorana Hall complex boasts unique architecture that enhances its distinctive charm, making it an ideal venue for a wide variety of events. Visitors can enjoy film screenings, theatrical productions, concerts, festivals, and opera and ballet performances. Additionally, the venue is perfectly suited for hosting seminars, lectures, and conferences. Situated on Nikola Pašić Square, MTS Dvorana Hall is close to public institutions and cultural landmarks; this location lends the venue a special atmosphere and makes it a preferred choice for many events. MTS Dvorana Hall offers a comprehensive range of services, including congress and conference hall rentals, exhibition spaces, state-of-the-art technical equipment, VIP cocktail areas, cloakroom services, catering, and free internet access. The center also features a VR zone for immersive virtual reality experiences. The history of MTS Dvorana Hall dates back to 1957 with the opening of the Trade Union Hall. Since then, it has hosted numerous significant cultural events, including the first FEST film festival in 1971. In 2013, the Serbian government designated the building a cultural monument of Belgrade. Renovation of the hall began in 2017, involving an investment of over 4.5 million euros in upgrades and modernization. In 2018, the renovated MTS Dvorana Hall opened with a gala concert featuring renowned pianist Francesco Tristano and the RTS Symphony Orchestra. Today, MTS Dvorana Hall remains a hub of the city's cultural life, hosting new events and showcasing new talent. You can always find the event schedule on our website, where you can also buy tickets for MTS Dvorana Hall online—quickly and conveniently. Visit MTS Dvorana Hall and immerse yourself in its unique atmosphere!