Western European Russia
Hosts plays and concerts in a clever modernist building – the facade mimics the effect of a stage with the curtains drawn.
Must-see entertainment in Eastern Europe
Plovdiv
Watch foreign films in their original languages (with Bulgarian subtitles) at this cinema near Tsar Simeon park.
Braşov
Opera classics, plus a few productions geared towards children, take to the stage of this 1953-founded venue.
Ohrid
Holds cultural events such as traditional song and dance during festivals, and houses Ohrid's movie theatre.
Vladivostok
The popular local football team, Luch-Energiya, plays games at this bayside stadium from April to November.
Northern European Russia
International ballet and opera performances are hosted in the theatre's becolumned neoclassical building.
Mihai Eminescu National Theatre
Chişinău
Contemporary Romanian productions can be seen at this attractive neoclassical theatre, founded in 1933.
Split
Although shows are mainly in Croatian, there's a fair chance your toddlers can speak fluent puppet.
Wallachia
Classical concerts are performed here by the Oltenia Philharmonic. Buy tickets at the box office.
Varna
On the top floor of the Grand Mall Varna shopping centre (right behind the main bus station).
Plovdiv
Hollywood blockbusters dominate the program of this movie theatre, 1km west of the old town.
Cluj-Napoca
Hear choirs, quartets and rousing orchestras at Transylvania's State Philharmonic Theatre.
Northern European Russia
This magnificent Parthenon pile stages light operas, plays, ballets and folk-group shows.
Western European Russia
A fun, small-scale, occasionally experimental theatre that presents mostly comedies.
Western European Russia
Home of the city’s classical orchestra; visit the website for concert details.
Bucharest
Plays an eclectic and often amusing mix of art-house, kitsch and Romanian films.
Tirana
Current-release movies, the earlier you go in the day, the cheaper your tickets.
Zadar
Zadar's premier theatre venue offers good-quality operas and plays in Croatian.
Western European Russia
Quality productions are mounted at this handsome classical-style theatre.
Dubrovnik
With two RealD 3D auditoriums and one Extreme, CineStar delivers a world-class viewing experience. Movies are shown with Croatian subtitles, but animated…
Lviv
Advance tickets for the Solomiya Krushelnytska Lviv Theatre of Opera and Ballet as well as the Philharmonia are sold at the Teatralni Kasy. Prices for…
Tirana
Classical music and other performances take place throughout the year in either the large indoor theatre or the small open-air faux-classical amphitheatre…
Chişinău
Moldovans are big football fans and Chişinau has three stadiums to prove it. Dinamo Stadium is a small stadium north of the centre on Str Bucureşti. It's…
Tallinn
About 1.5km southwest of town, this 15,000-seat arena is home to the national squad and Tallinn’s football team FC Flora (www.fcflora.ee). It also…
Chişinău
The home stadium of FC Zimbru Chișinău, one of the country's leading football (soccer) teams.
Plovdiv
See recent foreign films in original languages (with Bulgarian subtitles) at this cinema, 3km southwest of Plovdiv's old town in the Trakiya neighbourhood.
Veliko Târnovo
The cinema at the western edge of the city offers up a standard movie menu of Hollywood blockbusters and family films. A taxi costs around 4 lv to 5 lv.
Bulgaria
Bulgarian-language theatrical productions take place inside this brutalist-style theatre on the main pedestrian street. Performances cost around 19 lv.
Konstantin Kisimov Dramatic Theatre
Veliko Târnovo
Dance and drama performances take to the stage at Kisimov Theatre every few days, usually around 7pm. Performances are usually in Bulgarian only.
Dubrovnik
An open-air cinema in the heart of the old town, often used for screenings during the Summer Festival.
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