Veletržní kino

Brno-střed, Czech Republic

Open to visitors

The interior is normally open, possibly ticketed.

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Veletržní kino is a functionalist cinema and café building in Brno-střed, Czech Republic, designed by architect Emil Králík and completed in 1920. A pioneering example of modernist cinema design, the structure exemplifies the geometric clarity and clean lines characteristic of early twentieth-century functionalism. As part of the Czech Republic's designated cultural heritage, it represents an important chapter in the country's architectural history and the evolution of purpose-built theatrical spaces during the interwar period.