Dovzhenko Center on Tchaikovsky Street is a cinema with a soul, named after Ukraine's legendary filmmaker. It screens art-house films, contemporary movies, and hosts film festivals and documentary showcases. This is the spot for real cinema lovers who want more than just popcorn and a blockbuster—it's a space for actual film culture and conversations that stick with you.
At 27 Tchaikovsky Street in central Lviv, near Franko Park. Reach it by tram (lines 1, 6) or car—there's underground parking nearby.
Usually 80–150₴, depending on the time and film type. Special screenings or festival programs may vary. Students and seniors often get discounts—ask at the box office.
Art-house cinema, documentaries, classics, and Ukrainian filmmakers' work. The program changes weekly and includes film festivals and themed cycles.
Located at 27 Tchaikovsky St. Take tram line 1 or 6 to get there, or use the nearby underground parking lot. Buy tickets 2–3 days ahead for evening shows (typical price 80–150₴). There's no dress code, but the vibe is thoughtful and calm. Grab coffee or snacks at the concession stand. Check their official website for the current schedule.
