Nicolae Sulac National Palace
Concert hall on Pușkin, with praised acoustics and a warning about the left-side seats
A concert in one of the country most important halls, with praised acoustics
Worth it for the concerts, above all those with local artists and orchestras. When buying tickets, bear in mind the review saying the left-side seats were blocked by a camera arm.
Concert hall on Pușkin street, in the centre of Chișinău. Reviews describe it as one of the most important halls in the country, with good acoustics, praised lighting and performances by Moldovan artists and orchestras. Several spectators say they have watched performances there that they enjoyed and that the place matters to the cultural life of the city. There is also a very concrete complaint, from a one-star review: a group of six paid 450 lei a ticket and sat on the left side of the hall, from where the view of the stage was blocked for the whole concert by a camera arm, with no mention of this when the tickets were bought. The writer recommends outright avoiding the seats on the left.
- The acoustics, praised across several reviews
- The lighting and the stage, mentioned favourably
- Performances by Moldovan artists and orchestras
- Described by one spectator as one of the most important halls in the country
- Spectators who say they have watched several performances there that they enjoyed
- The full hall during a concert
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“Went to a great concert with 5 other people and 450 lei/ticket. good acoustics, buy had to stare at the stupid camera arm drunig the whole concert... Not what I paid for. There was no disclaimer when I night the ticket. Don't buy left wing”
“Amazing hall, sounds delicious and lighting!!!”
“The most important Place for Moldova where National Palace and Opera as well!”
- A group paid 450 lei a ticket and had the view of the stage blocked for the whole concert by a camera arm, from the seats on the left
- There was no mention of this when the tickets were bought, the same spectator notes
- Google shows no opening hours, so check the programme first