Definitely recommend checking out Lido during your trip to Venice, which is just a 15 minute ferry…read moreride from the Grand Canal. The Palazzo is where the Venice Film Festival is held every year, but it's also a quaint beach town! If you're into movies, it's a unique experience to attend the Venice Film Festival as a spectator. Many of the film screenings are open to the public, so check the website for tickets. Our tickets were €21pp and it was so worth the trek over! The only downside of the Palazzo del CInema is that there aren't many restaurants within 5-10 minutes walking distance and most places open for dinner at 7PM.

#267-2016: Hands…read moredown the BEST feature Pordenone has to offer the community!!! I normally prefer less massive multiplex venues, however UCI Cinema has truly taken a huge risk (which has paid off brilliantly). Located in the outskirts of town (on the way to Fiume), this movie theater is equipped with a huge parking lot. Once inside, everything is superbly taken care of (tidiness in a movie theater is crucial). The staff is cordial but non-invasive. The ticket counter welcomes you without a glitch. The snack area offers a wide variety of junk food for the grab. Once the movie is ready, you are often escorted to your seat. This location offers both Italian-dubbed as well as original version. All in all, a great place to go when in dire need of some recreational movie time.

I wish I had tried this out sooner. I had no idea how nice this theater was inside and how…read morecomfortable the seating is. I think one of the biggest things for me is that they have a weekly English movie night. I can't wait to go back and take some friends.