600 seats facing one screen.
Opened in August 1951 to a design by architect Giovanni Rippa-Angioletto. Premieres and festivals ran here until the last screening in 1999.
In the 1950s Pergalė was the largest and most ornate cinema in Lithuania. Today it is a state-protected building with 7 m ceilings, restored for people who build things.
600 seats facing one screen.
Opened in August 1951 to a design by architect Giovanni Rippa-Angioletto. Premieres and festivals ran here until the last screening in 1999.
325 seats facing each other.
Restored with heritage architects Senojo miesto architektai and interior studio Plazma: new panoramic skylights, a copper roof and a façade lit at night.
Construction is on track for opening in Q1 2027. Here’s the latest from the site.
Monthly prices, excl. VAT. Every plan comes with the whole campus.
Any free desk in the open space. Come and go as you like.
A private office for teams of 4 and more.
Your own lockable office for 1–2 people.






Straight answers to what people ask us most. Still curious? Write to vilnius@talentgarden.com or call +370 689 00476.
See the campus with us before it opens and pick your spot early. The form takes about 30 seconds.
One of our team will be in touch within 24 hours to schedule your walk-through. Can’t wait to show you around the garden.