Organ Hall

Housed in a historic early 20th-century building originally constructed for the City Bank, this National Monument is a prominent architectural landmark. Formerly the State Bank of the MSSR, the structure is noted for its classical design and superior acoustics. It functions as the National Center for Academic Music.

The concert hall features a specialized electromechanical organ containing 4,000 tubes. The venue facilitates a variety of musical programming, including organ recitals, chamber music, and educational concerts for children. Beyond its role as a performance space, the hall serves as a venue for official political gatherings and public events.

International music festivals, such as the Mărțișor, are regularly hosted at the hall. The programming includes appearances by both local and international classical musicians. The building is accessible to the public during scheduled performances.