The Meduza Cinema is Opole’s biggest studio and independent cinema. Apart from being a place where you can watch a variety of films and the home of the Opole Llamas Movie Festival, it also provides space for numerous local initiatives and events. Combining the cinematic experience you would expect with a warm, home-like feel, it creates a truly unique experience for every visitor.
Invisible Space is a unique experience situated near Opole’s main railway station, where you can discover how visually impaired people experience the world and navigate everyday life. The experience includes various simulators, as well as objects and devices that visitors can touch and use. The main attraction, however, is a walk in complete darkness, where you encounter different objects to touch, grab and possibly use while trying to find your way around. The idea is to enhance your other senses and discover how you can navigate your surroundings without relying on sight.
The Millennium Amphitheater, the original construction of which had been finished a day prior to the first Opole festival, gained wide recognition through the yearly events, thanks to the free television broadcasts becoming one of our most impactful cultural sites. While prominent as a very popular spot for local artists and comedy groups, it is also frequently hosting a vast range of performances and concerts by many acclaimed international guests, like Shaggy, Alvaro Soler, Jenny Berggren from Ace of Base, or Shanguy. It is also the location of the National Centre of Polish Song and the very technologically advanced Polish Song Museum with a lot of interesting collections.
