The Goya Club is located in the reconstructed building of the former Metropol Theater, built in 1906 by Albert Fröhlich. The goal of the customers who invited the architect - an adherent of the "classics", was to create an entertainment facility for the elite. First of all, the club's shareholders were supposed to become visitors.
Goya combines a restaurant, a bar and a disco. The interior design can be called lush and even pompous: Kollhoff was guided not by strict classicism, but by “baroque samples”. The main hall, 13 meters high, is decorated with two tiers of galleries with colonnades. The parquet is made of bog oak, the lamps are made of Murano glass, the walls are upholstered in white leather, however, the silver bar is made of tin.
The rebuilding of the theater cost 11 million euros.
