Did you know that cinemas in Prague are much cheaper than in New York? With your ISIC card, you can get a ticket for as little as 150–200 Kč. Prague has a great tradition with little and very cool arti cinemas which we highly recommend to try out. Some projections can be dubbed so make sure to check if you are attending a screening in English with Czech subtitles.
Art Cinemas
Kino Lucerna
https://www.kinolucerna.cz
Kino Lucerna is one of the oldest cinemas in Europe, offering a unique atmosphere with its elegant, early 20th-century interior. Located just off Wenceslas Square, it screens everything from international blockbusters to indie and art films.
Světozor
www.kinosvetozor.cz
Cinema located on Wenceslas Square;
They often screen new Czech movies with English subtitles and documentary films.
Aero cinema
www.kinoaero.cz
located in Žižkov, Biskupcova 31, Praha 3
Bio Oko
www.biooko.net/en
Františka Křížka 15, Praha 7 – Holešovice
An art cinema where you can sit in beach chairs and sip a drink while watching a movie!
Kino Pilotů
www.kinopilotu.cz
a new cinema located very close to Máchova.
Two halls; often offer Czech films with English subtitles.
Kino Atlas
https://www.kinoatlaspraha.cz/
Evald
Kino Mat
Edison Filmhub
Summer Cinemas (outdoor)
Summer outdoor cinemas are very popular in Prague and across the Czech republic. They usually run from late spring until early fall. Below are several tips for great outdoor cinemas in the centre and in some really cool hidden places.
U Werichů
Werichova vila
U Sovových mlýnů 501/7
Stalin
Letenské Sady (under the metronome)
Kino před Crossem
Plynární 1096, Praha 7-Holešovice (5 minutes from Osadní)
Karlínské filmové léto
Invalidovna
entry through U Invalidovny street
Žluté lázně
Multiplex Cinemas
Cinema City
Slovanský Dům (close to academic centre)
Nový Smíchov
Flora
Cinestar
Praha – Anděl