The Szczecin Philharmonic is famous for its concert halls. Two concert halls have been incorporated into the four-storey space of different heights developed with a cathedral-like panache. The symphony hall, that may accommodate 953 persons and the chamber hall with 192 seats.

For the first time the building of the Philharmonic in Szczecin filled with music in September 2014. This was the beginning of a new chapter in the history of Szczecin’s music experience.

The symphony hall was entirely finished with wooden and wood-based materials. Rich geometry of golden walls and ceilings, covered with schlagmetal petals gives the interior a golden glow, enriched with stunning light reflections. Shimmering with a golden light the symphony hall was given the name of the sun hall. The form as well as the cubic capacity of the symphony hall were subordinated to high acoustic requirements. World’s best concert halls were used as models: Concertgebouw in Amsterdam, Symphony Hall in Boston and Musikvereinssaal in Vienna.

Concerts of chamber music and recitals are performed in the small hall of the Philharmonic which thanks to its classical simplicity and dominant black color of finishing elements was given the name of the moon hall. The small hall, similarly to the symphony hall, has a cuboid shape of fixed acoustic parameters. It was entirely finished with wood and wood based materials. The small hall, with floor area of 225 square meters, may accommodate 192 spectators. The hall’s stage (approx. 77 square meters), which may accommodate a 30-person orchestra, was also equipped with a piano trapdoor.