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Cinemas in PragueVisiting the cinemas in Prague is a great way to unwind after a long day of sightseeing. Czech residents value the importance of catching a good flick, and there are plenty of ways to do it – from visiting a posh, state-of-the-art theatre to checking out an outdoor screening in the summertime. Below are just a few places to get a taste of some popular European movie showings.
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Kino Aero
As the largest art-house style cinema in the Czech Republic, Aero is masterful at presenting European films. However, what sets them apart is their ability to screen movies from various cultures, as well as hosting retrospective tributes to some of the world’s greatest filmmakers. Occasionally, a director will personally visit the Aero theatre for a question and answer time.
Due to their diverse and hip selection of cinema, Aero has always drawn a young crowd, especially cultured university students who take advantage of the meeting space to discuss both local and international films, and enjoy other events such as concerts and dance performances. The theatre also has a bar and photo gallery near the entrance, making it a perfect spot to meet and mingle.
You can find Kino Aero at Biskupcova 31, Prague 3. Get there by taking Metro Želivského (Line A). Feel free to visit their official website, www.kinoaero.cz for accurate hours and show information.
Strelecky ostrov Summer Cinema
For the ultimate in summer movie going experiences, come chill out in this cinema oasis located in the heart of culture-soaked Prague. Literally located on an island in the Vitava river, Strelecky ostrov features summer programs for students as well as special events for theatre goers. Visit their official website, www.strelak.cz for their upcoming summer schedule and list of special events.
Located at Strelecky ostrov, 100 00 Prague 1, you can take the Národní Třída (line B). Even better for tourists, the cinema features English language events, giving you a great taste of Czech culture without leaving you clueless.
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To see movies with a vintage flair, head on over to this cinema located at Bartolomejska. Specializing in non-commercial films and old movies from all over the world, you can also enjoy vintage Czech cinematography with English subtitles.
Take Metro Line B (Národní třída) when you are ready to step into the past.
Palace Cinemas
For Westerners feeling homesick, Palace Cinemas at the Letnany Shopping Centre is the perfect place to spend an evening. Featuring mostly Hollywood-generated films, the Palace holds 8 screens with surround sound and, of course, an American style snack bar. Air-conditioned and situated in the middle of one of Prague’s most modern malls, you can find Palace Cinemas at Veselska 663, Praha 9.
Take the Metro Ladvi to get to the movies and various shopping destinations quickly. You can also visit the mall’s official website, www.oc-letnany.cz for seasonal hours and other pertinent information.
Palace Cinemas is proud to host five other theatres around the Czech Republic, and Novy Smichov is one notable. Carrying an impressive selection of both Czech and English speaking films, locals count on Novy Smichov as one of the premiere locations to check out the latest in cinema. You can easily arrive at the theatre by taking the Praha 5 tram, and be sure to visit their website for the latest movie schedules and special events.
Lastly, Solvansky Dum boasts a wide selection of movies, as well as the summer film festival, Zlin. Like all of the other Palace Cinemas, this location hosts large parties and you can also reserve your movie tickets over the phone or online. To buy tickets, go to www.palacecinemas.cz, and select Solvansky Dum as your theatre destination.
Take the Praha 1 tram to visit this particular cinema, as well as other great shops and eateries in the surrounding area.
Cinema City Flora
Cinema City is not only the most visited multiplex in the Czech Republic, it is also the only IMAX theatre in the country. Showing both regular features and special 3D shows, both tourists and locals enjoy the giant screen’s capabilities, as well as the modern complex housing a large snack bar and other cinema-related amenities.
You can view both Czech and international films at Cinema City, and they also host special showings for schools and companies.
Take the Flora station Tram line A to arrive at the theatre. Consider taking a peek at their website, www.cinemacity.cz, for hours and current movie information.
There are plenty more cinemas in Prague that you can visit when you are looking to add a little artistic experience to your vacation or tour. Consider visiting a site such as www.Prague.tv/cinema-listings for a complete list of movies being shown all throughout the Czech Republic, especially in this dynamic and diverse city.
As the largest art-house style cinema in the Czech Republic, Aero is masterful at presenting European films. However, what sets them apart is their ability to screen movies from various cultures, as well as hosting retrospective tributes to some of the world’s greatest filmmakers. Occasionally, a director will personally visit the Aero theatre for a question and answer time.
Due to their diverse and hip selection of cinema, Aero has always drawn a young crowd, especially cultured university students who take advantage of the meeting space to discuss both local and international films, and enjoy other events such as concerts and dance performances. The theatre also has a bar and photo gallery near the entrance, making it a perfect spot to meet and mingle.
You can find Kino Aero at Biskupcova 31, Prague 3. Get there by taking Metro Želivského (Line A). Feel free to visit their official website, www.kinoaero.cz for accurate hours and show information.
Strelecky ostrov Summer Cinema
For the ultimate in summer movie going experiences, come chill out in this cinema oasis located in the heart of culture-soaked Prague. Literally located on an island in the Vitava river, Strelecky ostrov features summer programs for students as well as special events for theatre goers. Visit their official website, www.strelak.cz for their upcoming summer schedule and list of special events.
Located at Strelecky ostrov, 100 00 Prague 1, you can take the Národní Třída (line B). Even better for tourists, the cinema features English language events, giving you a great taste of Czech culture without leaving you clueless.
Ponrepo-Bio Konvikt
To see movies with a vintage flair, head on over to this cinema located at Bartolomejska. Specializing in non-commercial films and old movies from all over the world, you can also enjoy vintage Czech cinematography with English subtitles.
Take Metro Line B (Národní třída) when you are ready to step into the past.
Palace Cinemas
For Westerners feeling homesick, Palace Cinemas at the Letnany Shopping Centre is the perfect place to spend an evening. Featuring mostly Hollywood-generated films, the Palace holds 8 screens with surround sound and, of course, an American style snack bar. Air-conditioned and situated in the middle of one of Prague’s most modern malls, you can find Palace Cinemas at Veselska 663, Praha 9.
Take the Metro Ladvi to get to the movies and various shopping destinations quickly. You can also visit the mall’s official website, www.oc-letnany.cz for seasonal hours and other pertinent information.
Palace Cinemas is proud to host five other theatres around the Czech Republic, and Novy Smichov is one notable. Carrying an impressive selection of both Czech and English speaking films, locals count on Novy Smichov as one of the premiere locations to check out the latest in cinema. You can easily arrive at the theatre by taking the Praha 5 tram, and be sure to visit their website for the latest movie schedules and special events.
Lastly, Solvansky Dum boasts a wide selection of movies, as well as the summer film festival, Zlin. Like all of the other Palace Cinemas, this location hosts large parties and you can also reserve your movie tickets over the phone or online. To buy tickets, go to www.palacecinemas.cz, and select Solvansky Dum as your theatre destination.
Take the Praha 1 tram to visit this particular cinema, as well as other great shops and eateries in the surrounding area.
Cinema City Flora
Cinema City is not only the most visited multiplex in the Czech Republic, it is also the only IMAX theatre in the country. Showing both regular features and special 3D shows, both tourists and locals enjoy the giant screen’s capabilities, as well as the modern complex housing a large snack bar and other cinema-related amenities.
You can view both Czech and international films at Cinema City, and they also host special showings for schools and companies.
Take the Flora station Tram line A to arrive at the theatre. Consider taking a peek at their website, www.cinemacity.cz, for hours and current movie information.
There are plenty more cinemas in Prague that you can visit when you are looking to add a little artistic experience to your vacation or tour. Consider visiting a site such as www.Prague.tv/cinema-listings for a complete list of movies being shown all throughout the Czech Republic, especially in this dynamic and diverse city.
