Helios (cinemas)

Helios S.A. (formerly Centrum Filmowe Helios S.A.) is a Poland-based chain of multi-screen cinemas.

  • Cinema Helios (Gdańsk Metropolia)
  • Screening room with recliners in Cinema Helios (Warszawa)
  • Cinema Helios (Łódź Sukcesja)
  • Cinema Helios (Poznań – Posnania)

Our history


Helios S.A. is Poland’s largest cinema chain by the number of facilities. The company has been active since 1993 and now can boast 47 cinemas in 40 cities. Since 31 August 2010,

Helios S.A. has been part of Agora S.A. Group

Our cinemas show the latest 2D and 3D films. Helios has been the first in Poland to launch an innovative concept. Helios Dream stands out for its contemporary design, comfortable, adjustable leather seats, Dolby Atmos sound system and 4K resolution screens.

On top of regular show listings, Helios’s visitors can enjoy special screenings dedicated to specific audiences: women, cinema enthusiasts, seasoned cineastes or fans of cultural events or all-night movie marathons.

Helios was awarded the “Teraz Polska” (Poland Now) Emblem in the 25th “Teraz Polska” Competition for Services[4] and the Created in Poland Superbrands 2015/16 Award in the Cinemas category.

Helios Cinemas in Poland


  1. Bełchatów – Galeria Olimpia – 4 screening rooms, 845 seats
  2. Białystok Atrium Biała – 8 screening rooms, 1705 seats
  3. Białystok Alfa Centrum – 7 screening rooms, 1291 seats
  4. Białystok Galeria Jurowiecka – 6 screening rooms, 979 seats
  5. Bielsko-Biała – Galeria Sfera – 7 screening rooms, 1547 seats
  6. Bydgoszcz – Galeria Pomorska – 7 screening rooms, 1123 seatsa
  7. Dąbrowa Górnicza – CH Pogoria – 5 screening rooms, 841 seats
  8. Gdańsk – Alfa Centrum – 8 screening rooms, 1712 seats
  9. Gdańsk – Galeria Metropolia – 7 screening rooms, 1074 seats
  10. Gdańsk – Forum Gdańsk - 9 screening rooms, 1084 seats
  11. Gdynia – Centrum Riviera – 6 screening rooms, 1236 seats
  12. Gniezno – Galeria Gniezno – 3 screening rooms, 343 seats
  13. Gorzów Wielkopolski – Galeria Askana – 5 screening rooms, 1028 seats
  14. Grudziądz – Galeria Alfa – 5 screening rooms, 1295 seats
  15. Jelenia Góra – Galeria Sudecka – 5 screening rooms, 900 seats
  16. Kalisz – Galeria Amber – 7 screening rooms, 1442 seats
  17. Katowice – Galeria Libero – 8 screening rooms, 1114 seats[6]
  18. Kędzierzyn-Koźle – Galeria Odrzańskie Ogrody – 4 screening rooms, 857 seats
  19. Kielce – Galeria Echo – 7 screening rooms, 1614 seats
  20. Konin – Galeria Nad Jeziorem – 5 screening rooms, 923 seatsa
  21. Krosno – Galeria VIVO! – 4 screening rooms, 808 seats
  22. Legnica – Galeria Piastów – 5 screening rooms, 1086 seats
  23. Lubin – Cuprum Arena – 5 screening rooms, 1123 seatsa
  24. Łódź – CH-R Sukcesja – 9 screening rooms, 1980 seats
  25. Nowy Sącz – Galeria Trzy-Korony – 5 screening rooms, 1095 seats
  26. Olsztyn – Aura Centrum Olsztyna – 8 screening rooms, 1904 seatsa
  27. Opole – Solaris Center – 6 screening rooms, 1240 seats
  28. Piła – Artium Kasztanowa – 4 screening rooms, 593 seats
  29. Piotrków Trybunalski – Focus Mall – 5 screening rooms, 1064 seats
  30. Płock – Galeria Wisła – 5 screening rooms, 1010 seats
  31. Poznań – Galeria Posnania – 8 screening rooms, 1561 seats
  32. Przemyśl – Galeria Sanowa – 4 screening rooms, 578 seats
  33. Radom – 5 screening rooms, 1370 seats
  34. Rzeszów – Kino Helios przy al. Powstańców Warszawy 14 – 4 screening rooms, 1202 seats
  35. Rzeszów – Galeria Rzeszów – 6 screening rooms, 1185 seats
  36. Siedlce – Galeria Siedlce – 5 screening rooms, 1033 seats
  37. Sosnowiec – 4 screening rooms, 1217 seats
  38. Stalowa Wola – Galeria VIVO – 4 screening rooms, 658 seats
  39. Starachowice – Centrum Galardia – 4 screening rooms, 629 seats
  40. Szczecin – DK Kupiec – 4 screening rooms, 1222 seats
  41. Szczecin – Outlet Park – 7 screening rooms, 1403 seats
  42. Tczew – Galeria Kociewska – 4 screening rooms, 800 seats
  43. Tomaszów Mazowiecki – Galeria Tomaszów – 4 screening rooms, 754 seats
  44. Warszawa – Blue City – 8 screening rooms, 869 seats[7][8],
  45. Wołomin – Fabryka Wołomin – 4 screening rooms, 593 seats
  46. Wrocław – Magnolia Park – 7 screening rooms, 1230 seats
  47. Wrocław – Bielany Wrocławskie – Aleja Bielany – 8 screening rooms, 1378 seats


Cinemas in development

2019

  1. Legionowo (4 screening rooms, 600 seats; 2019) – Galeria Gondola
  2. Pabianice (4 screening rooms, 600 seats; 2019) – Galeria Tkalnia

2020

  1. Żory (4 screening rooms, 650 seats; 2020) – Galeria Wiślanka[11]
  2. Ostrów Wielkopolski (4 screening rooms, 2020) – Galeria Ostrovia
  3. Piła (4 screening rooms, 700 seats 2020) – Galeria Vivo![12][9]





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