Pieramoha Cinema

Pieramoha Cinema is a movie theater in Minsk with a symmetrical facade featuring columns, decorative moldings, and architectural elements typical of 1950s Soviet design. The building contains spacious interiors with grand architectural details that reflect the period when it was constructed.

The building was designed in 1950 by architects Iosif Langbard and Mikhail Baklanaw during Minsk's extensive reconstruction following World War II. It was created as part of the large-scale urban development that shaped the city's postwar recovery.

The cinema screens both international releases and Belarusian films, serving as a cultural venue for film festivals and gatherings in the capital. Visitors experience how the space brings together local audiences and filmmaking traditions.

The cinema is located at 20 Internacyjanaĺnaja Street in central Minsk and maintains regular screening schedules with subtitles in multiple languages. The central location makes it easy for visitors to reach and explore the venue.

The building received protection status as a cultural heritage site of Belarus, preserving its original Stalinist architectural features and grand interior spaces. This recognition ensures the impressive design is maintained for future generations.

Location: Minsk

Architectural style: Stalinist Empire style, Stalinist architecture

GPS coordinates: 53.90122,27.55434

Latest update: December 14, 2025 09:42