Pobeda Cinema

Pobeda Cinema is the oldest cinema in the Belarusian capital, it was opened in 1950. It is also the only cinema in Belarus that has been accepted into the prestigious International Association Europa Cinemas. The Victory building is included in the State List of Historical and Cultural Values of Belarus.
Today, Pobeda is a multi–complex with five cinema halls with comfortable armchairs and sofas. The largest hall on the ground floor can accommodate 184 spectators at the same time, including places for people with disabilities. On the second floor there are three halls at once: a children's room with 48 seats and a play area; a gymnasium with 12 executive class seats and another with 12 seats, where karaoke equipment will be installed. On the third level there is a hall with 24 seats, where films in the original language and festival premieres will be shown.
Pobeda Cinema is not only a place of modern cultural recreation for residents of the capital and its guests, but also an attraction that is included in many tourist routes.