Moscow Cinema

The Moscow Cinema features four distinct halls with a combined seating capacity of over 900 people and an open-air summer theater for screenings.

The cinema building replaced the Saint Paul and Peter Church in 1936 under Soviet authorities and underwent major renovations in 1960 and 1983.

The facade displays stone carvings depicting scenes from notable Soviet-Armenian films including Pepo, David Bek, and Sayat Nova.

Located at 18 Abovyan Street, the theater presents films in multiple screening rooms with different capacities ranging from 35 to 491 seats.

The interior walls incorporate porous tufa stone material that naturally enhances the acoustic properties throughout the screening halls.

Location: Yerevan

Location: Kentron District

Inception: December 12, 1936

Official opening: December 12, 1936

Architectural style: constructivism

Part of: Charles Aznavour Square

Address: Երևան, 0001, Աբովյան 18

Website: https://moscowcinema.com

GPS coordinates: 40.31509,44.87120

Latest update: March 15, 2025 20:51