Florentsia Cinema (Kiev)

31 Mayakovskogo Avenue, Kiev (tel.: +38 044 230-14-10, +38 044 515-87-81), Metro stations: "Lesnaya", "Chernigovskaya", "Darnitsa".

http://www.kinoflorencia.kiev.ua

The Florentsia Cinema (the Cinema, for short) offers its visitors to enjoy their cosy evenings. The repertoire is meant for very different tastes. Everybody can find a film there that he or she will definitely like. The Cinema offers the latest and the most interest films only. This is the place where you can relax and make the evening of viewing a wonderful film.

The visitors of the Cinema have a chance to assure themselves of advantages of the up-to-date equipment: Dolby Digital sound, JBL audio system, a Perlux panoramic screen. They would appreciate upholstered armchairs and fireside comfort of the Cinema.

The last rows of all auditoriums have Love Seats, the double sofas. The Red Auditorium, the Blue Auditorium and the Green Auditorium seat 370, 235 and 138 people correspondingly.

Also you will find a pizzeria, billiard, a cafe bar and gaming machines for kids in the Cinema.

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Florentsia Cinema

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