Forum Palace

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Forum Palace
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Forum Palace
AddressKonstitucijos pr. 26
Location Vilnius, Lithuania
Coordinates 54°41′50″N25°16′0″E / 54.69722°N 25.26667°E / 54.69722; 25.26667
Capacity 1,600 [1]
Construction
Broke ground1999–2002
Opened2003
ArchitectUAB “Architektūros linija”, Gintaras Čaikauskas [2]

Forum Palace is a commercial center and indoor arena in Vilnius. The arena is located near to the Vilnius financial centre in Konstitucija avenue. [3] Forum Palace is often used to host music events and concerts. [4] [5]

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