A cinema from the time of the USSR. I went not only to the cinema, but also as a child. Absolutely nothing has changed. The chairs and the floor and the walls are all from there. However, everything is in working order, you can leave it that way. Here's the drawback - there is no bar/cafe. It would be more comfortable to cut a tea and coffee cup with a pie. And lemonade won't hurt the kids either! There are billiard tables on the floor.

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Виктор Иванович

Level 30 Local Expert

The Mir Cinema was opened on December 1, 1960; according to other sources, the building was commissioned in early 1961. Initially, it was a two—hall cinema: one hall was called pink, the second blue, each with about 320 seats. In 2014, the cinema underwent modernization: the halls received new names — "Hall 1" and "Hall 2". Modern digital equipment has been installed in Hall 1, allowing films to be shown in 3D, with a capacity of about 216 seats. The cinema has also expanded its entertainment range by adding slot machines, billiards and table tennis. In addition to the "World" there is a cinema "Comrade". He is twenty years older, and in previous years "Yunost", "Pobeda", "Luch", "Proletarian" worked. Now not every resident of the city will remember where they were.

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Denis

Level 24 Local Expert

A good cinema , very " good cinema " and the quality is excellent . The location is very pleasant . After watching a movie or a comedy , you can have a nice walk in the park , so I really recommend visiting

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