Pasaka Cinema

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Pasaka Cinema
Pasakos kino teatras
General information
Status	Converted into an entertainment center
Type	Former movie theater
Architectural style	Art Deco
Location	Kaunas, Lithuania
Address	Savanorių av. 124
Coordinates	54°54′21″N 23°55′20″E / 54.905906°N 23.92209°E / 54.905906; 23.92209
Groundbreaking	1938
Completed	1939
Opened	8 March 1940
Technical details
Material	Masonry (brick)
Design and construction
Architect(s)	Jokūbas Rabinavičius, Juozas Segalauskas, M. Laurinavičiūtė

Pasaka Cinema (Lithuanian: Pasakos kino teatras) is an Art Deco style former cinema in Kaunas, Lithuania.^[1] At that time of the opening, the cinema was amongst the most modern in Kaunas.^[2]

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