The «Rox» Palace of Culture of Railway Workers
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«Rox» Palace of Culture of Railway Workers in Lviv: History and Location
The «Rox» Palace of Culture of Railway Workers opened in Lviv in 1938. The building is a local architectural landmark. It was constructed by Lviv builder Henryk Zaremba based on a design by renowned Warsaw architect Romuald Müller. The large hall of the Palace of Culture was used as the «Roxy» cinema (originally – ROXY) from 1938 to 1944, and later became a venue for theatrical performances.
Venue address – 54/56 Fedkovycha Street.
Capacity and Venue Structure
The large auditorium of «Rox» has 800 seats. The Palace of Railway Workers also houses the Museum of the History of the Lviv Railway in a separate room.
Events at the «Rox» Palace of Culture of Railway Workers
Today, the Lviv venue hosts:
- performances by the country's best theater companies – based on plays by classical authors, as well as contemporary world and Ukrainian playwrights;
- music concerts catering to a wide range of audience tastes;
- performances by symphony orchestras;
- shows in the popular stand-up genre and other exciting events.
Where to Buy Tickets to the «Rox» Palace of Culture of Railway Workers in Lviv?
Lviv residents and city guests can always check the schedule of concerts and performances on the Concert.ua website. It is also always convenient to purchase tickets here: simply and quickly – online.