Pula Arena on the List of the Most Interesting Cinemas in the World

Booking.com has created a list of the 5 most interesting cinemas around the world, which includes the Pula Arena.

Castro Theatre – San Francisco, USA

The Castro Theatre was built in 1922 and was declared a must-visit place in San Francisco as early as 1976, being one of the few cinema halls in the USA that have been operating since the 1920s and is still owned by the founder’s family.

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Today, the cinema is known as a cultural and political center for the LGBTQ community, as LGBTQ films have been screened here since the 1970s.

Orange Cinema Club – Beijing, China

Located in the Pacific Shopping Center in Beijing, the Orange Cinema Club is one of the most exclusive cinema halls in China, designed by Robert Majkut. The cinema features a Piano Bar area, VIP rooms, a Cigar Club, and three screening rooms.

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Pula Arena – Pula, Croatia

Built in the 1st century, the arena was originally used for gladiatorial fights during the Roman Empire, and today it is one of the attractions of the Pula Film Festival.

St. George Open Air Cinema – Sydney, Australia

The cinema is on the list because sitting in the seats allows you to see the sunset alongside the famous Opera House and harbor.

Sol Cinema – Swansea, Wales

This is the smallest cinema in the world and is powered by solar energy.