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3 days ago · Tuesday 28.05.2024. Choose a screening type. Choose a movie. Back to Black. Biography, Musical | 123 mins. 2D. 18:30. EN. ·. ( SUB. ·. CZ. ) Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga. Action, Adventure, Sci-Fi | 148 mins. 2D. 15:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00. EN. ·. ( SUB. ·. CZ. ) 2D. 16:00. EN.
- Why Visit Independent Cinemas in Prague?
- What Kind of Films You Can See in The Prague’s Cinemas?
- Can I See An English Film in Prague Cinemas?
- Buying Cinema Tickets
- Cinemas in A Walking Distance of Old Town Square
- Cinemas Tiny Bit Further Walking Distance from The Old Town Square
- Mainstream Cinemas in Shopping Complexes
- Kino Svetozor
- Lucerna
- Edison
Independent cinemas are much smaller than the big cinema multiplexes you are probably used to, but they have their charm, and history on top of the normal things you’d expect from a cinema, like a good sound and comfy seats. Most also have cosy coffee bars, which you can visit even if you are not seeing a film. If this is not enough, you’ll be also...
Most of the cinemas on my list are also art cinemas showing a mixture of independent films, documentaries and award-winning art films. Saing that, you’ll also see the latest blockbuster films, although not as heavily featured as in the mainstream cinemas.
International films are usually left in the original language and supplied with Czech subtitles, which is great if you want to see the latest Holywood movie. Czech films on the other hand often have English subtitles (Svetozor and Mat cinemas often have these films), but you do need to double-check that with the ticket office staff or check the onl...
Buying tickets is easy. You can buy your tickets directly at the cinema before the show (usually about 60 minutes before the first screening of the day) and pay with a card or cash. Alternatively, you can buy ticket online through the cinema website, but often they ask you to print the ticket, so that it can be scanned at the door. Confirmation e-m...
Cinema City– Na Prikope Street – pedestrian zoneSvetozor– Svetozor Passage – Wenceslas SquareLucerna– Lucerna Passage – Wenceslas SquareEvald – Narodni Street – close to the Narodni Trida tram stopKino 35– Stepanska StreetEdison– Jerusalemska Street (next to the Jindriska Tower and the colourful Jewish Synagogue)These modern cinemas always have several screens and you can catch the latest Hollywood and mainstream films there (both in the original language – English and dubbed into Czech language). They also screen new Czech films as they are released, but only in Czech language. Ticket prices can be 50-100 CZK more than independent cinemas and currently ar...
This is still one of my most favourite art cinemas in Prague. There are at least three screenings every day across the cinemas three different screens. Everyone who comes to watch the films, seems to be taking their film watching seriously, so you will very rarely get people munching through noisy snacks, drinks or talking through the film. There i...
Lucerna cinema is one of the oldest cinemas in the Czech Republic. It has two screens – the main one looks like a 19 century theatre with golden decor and the small one (only few rows) is cosy with upholstered seats with famous actors and actresses. The small screen was originally for family and guest use at the time when Vaclav Havel’s predecessor...
This is a pretty cool place with a great bar (you can order and take drinks and snacks in and there are little tables between each seat). It has just one small screen, but with a great mixture of art and mainstream films shown there. Location – Jerusalemska Street – Walk from underground Mustek (line B or A) or Muzeum (line A or C) or trams (Jindri...
- Kino Světozor. Kino Světozor (formerly functioning as a cabaret) is a three-screen cinema house situated in the heart of Prague. The big hall has a capacity of 356 seats, and the other two can accommodate 52 and 51 people, respectively.
- Kino Lucerna. Inaugurated in 1909, Kino Lucerna is one of the oldest cinema theatres in Europe. There are two cinema halls, a big hall with a capacity of 435 seats and the smaller one with 51 seats.
- Cinema City Flora. Cinema City Flora opened in 2003 and is located on the top floor of Atrium Flora, a shopping mall in the Vinohrady area in Prague. Cinema City Flora has multiple screens with 2D, 3D, HFR and IMAX screening formats.
- Cinema City Galaxie. This is the first cinema of the Cinema City chain which was opened in 2001. It has 9 motion-pictures theatres well equipped with Dolby sound system and modern projection technology.
Schedule and tickets to the best movies in Prague, Bio Oko, Cinema Aero, Cinema Svetozor, Cinema Lucerna, Kino Ponrepo and others. Complete overview for May 2024 and more. Find info where to go in Prague and tickets on GoOut.
Top 8 Movie Theaters in Prague. Movie theatre. Let’s go on a cinematic adventure through some of top movie theatres in Prague. Kino Lucerna. This cinema in Prague blends a historic ambiance with cutting-edge technology and is located in the center of Wenceslas Square .
Feb 26, 2018 · Top Prague Movie Theaters: See reviews and photos of Movie Theaters in Prague, Czech Republic on Tripadvisor.
