Cinemas in Prague | Movie Theaters in Prague

One of the best independent movie theaters in Prague is conveniently located in the middle of town, off of the famous Wenceslas Square. Svetozor offers an art house atmosphere with comfortable seats, inexpensive tickets, a bar with WI-FI access, and most importantly, cool movies. Sometimes mainstream, mostly not, Svetozor shows lesser-known independent movies from all over the world and the beloved classics longed for every once and a while, and Czech movies with English subtitles. Friendly staff, perfect location, and an impressive movie schedule make Svetozor the place to see a good movie or ...

Lucerna is the oldest operating cinema in all of Europe having celebrated its 100-year anniversary in December of 2009, and features a gorgeous interior with elements of the Art Nouveau and neo Renaissance movements. Situated in the Lucerna Passage, it is quite possibly the most romantic place in Prague to see a film, saying that, it is a good spot for a movie date. Lucerna is the premier theater for central European and Czech films, the place for avant-garde film festivals and also runs weekly film festivals focusing on one grand personality in the acting field or one national cinematography ...

Aero cinema is the largest art house cinema in the Czech Republic. Presenting European films, avant garde films from around the globe, as well as tributes to the greatest filmmakers of the past and present, this is the place to go if you are a big movie buff; filmmakers have even been known to drop by the cinema for discussions after the movie. The films are diverse, hip, controversial, you name it; because of the cinema selection, the crowd tends to be interesting university students, longing for discussion of their own after the film. Kino Aero also features a bar and photo gallery. Aero& ...

Ponrepo-Bio Konvikt is a wonderful theater that shows vintage and non-commercial movies from around the world, as well as Czech classics with English subtitles; Ponrepo is also home to the National Film Archive. This theater is a club theater, which means you have to purchase an annual card to enter; the price is 150kc per year, or 100kc if you are a student or senior. If you long to step back in time, head to the Ponrepo Bio Konvikt. The theater is housed in the historic Bio Konvikt, originally a medieval refectory that has a varied history; a history that includes the theater being one of ...

Cinema City offers all you expect from a multiplex cinema and much more: mainstream international blockbuster movies as well as Czech films, a wonderful surround sound system, fantastic butter popcorn, and an American style snack bar. Cinema city is the largest operator of multiplex cinemas in central and Eastern Europe. Originally it had three locations throughout Prague (Cinema City Galaxie in Haje, Prague 4, Cinema City Zlicin in Prague 5, and Cinema City Flora), but after the takeover of multiplex cinemas of its competitor Palace Cinemas in 2011 its number of multiplexes grew in Prague by ...

One of the best independent movie theaters in Prague is conveniently located in the middle of town, off of the famous Wenceslas Square. Svetozor offers an art house atmosphere with comfortable seats, inexpensive tickets, a bar with WI-FI access, and most importantly, cool movies. Sometimes mainstream, mostly not, Svetozor shows lesser-known independent movies from all over the world and the beloved classics longed for every once and a while, and Czech movies with English subtitles. Friendly staff, perfect location, and an impressive movie schedule make Svetozor the place to see a good movie or ...

Lucerna is the oldest operating cinema in all of Europe having celebrated its 100-year anniversary in December of 2009, and features a gorgeous interior with elements of the Art Nouveau and neo Renaissance movements. Situated in the Lucerna Passage, it is quite possibly the most romantic place in Prague to see a film, saying that, it is a good spot for a movie date. Lucerna is the premier theater for central European and Czech films, the place for avant-garde film festivals and also runs weekly film festivals focusing on one grand personality in the acting field or one national cinematography ...

Aero cinema is the largest art house cinema in the Czech Republic. Presenting European films, avant garde films from around the globe, as well as tributes to the greatest filmmakers of the past and present, this is the place to go if you are a big movie buff; filmmakers have even been known to drop by the cinema for discussions after the movie. The films are diverse, hip, controversial, you name it; because of the cinema selection, the crowd tends to be interesting university students, longing for discussion of their own after the film. Kino Aero also features a bar and photo gallery. Aero& ...

Ponrepo-Bio Konvikt is a wonderful theater that shows vintage and non-commercial movies from around the world, as well as Czech classics with English subtitles; Ponrepo is also home to the National Film Archive. This theater is a club theater, which means you have to purchase an annual card to enter; the price is 150kc per year, or 100kc if you are a student or senior. If you long to step back in time, head to the Ponrepo Bio Konvikt. The theater is housed in the historic Bio Konvikt, originally a medieval refectory that has a varied history; a history that includes the theater being one of ...

Cinema City offers all you expect from a multiplex cinema and much more: mainstream international blockbuster movies as well as Czech films, a wonderful surround sound system, fantastic butter popcorn, and an American style snack bar. Cinema city is the largest operator of multiplex cinemas in central and Eastern Europe. Originally it had three locations throughout Prague (Cinema City Galaxie in Haje, Prague 4, Cinema City Zlicin in Prague 5, and Cinema City Flora), but after the takeover of multiplex cinemas of its competitor Palace Cinemas in 2011 its number of multiplexes grew in Prague by ...

Located on Karlovo Namesti, a lovely and spacious square located in the heart of New Town close to the winding Vltava is Kino Mat, a cool art house cinema complex. Kino Mat features two restaurants, a cinema and a lounge. The first restaurant and Kino Mat’s lounge bar are located in the basement of the building and provide a cool and colorful atmosphere for a night out with friends or a private party before or after catching a thought provoking independent film. The second restaurant & café is located on the ground floor and provides not only good food and a comfortable setting but ...

Located in the bustling Prague district of Florenc is Kino Atlas, an intimate art house cinema in the center of the gorgeous city of Prague. Kino Atlas has two air-conditioned screening halls, one spacious (Dolby Digital) and one intimate (Dolby Stereo Sound System SR) with both of them featuring modern cinema technology in a more comfortable setting than a large multiplex cinema. Kino Atlas is also proud to feature mirror projection technology, unique in the Czech Republic in the smaller screening hall. Kino Atlas has a hip café and lounge where you can meet and greet local cinema aficionados ...