Viennese cinemas
See the best movies, in the Viennese cinema of your choice
The cinema scene has shaped the leisure life of the Viennese population since 1902, when the city's first cinema opened its doors. And today it is impossible to imagine Vienna without cinema culture.
For nostalgia fans, there are some historic movie theaters that still feature red velvet, chandeliers and gold stucco. But on the other hand, there are also ultra-modern, multi-story cinema facilities according to the latest design. Here you can find the latest blockbusters with 3D effect and everything your cinema heart desires!
Vienna can also be seen as a film city with its many film festivals! To name just a few, the /Slash Film Festival, the Viennale or the VIS (Vienna Shorts) take place in Vienna every year.
The current cinema program at a glance for all Viennese cinemas can be found in the newspapers or, for example, online at film.at.
ACTORS STUDIO
Tuchlauben 13, 1010 Vienna
If you are looking for a cinema in Vienna's first district, Actors Studio is recommended. Films for all age groups are shown here. If you want to make sure you get your desired seat, tickets can be reserved by phone. The Actors Studio is part of the Constantin Film Cineplexx Group, along with several other inner-city cinemas.
ADMIRAL CINEMA
Burggasse 119, 1070 Vienna
Have you always wanted to visit a cinema with a rich cinema history? Then pay a visit to the Admiral Kino in Vienna's 7th district. Here you will be offered the latest movies. Of course, you don't have to miss out on the popular popcorn. You can choose from a selection of snacks and drinks at the cinema for your perfect movie night.
APOLLO CINEMA
Burggasse 119, 1070 Vienna
The Apollo Theater in Vienna's 7th district was a theater and vaudeville institution. The Mariahilfer Kino gained importance as the premiere venue of a series of operettas by Ralph Benatzky and, since 1929, as a cinema. Today, the old-established cinema promises particularly good resolution. Sharp images and deep contrasts. Enjoy your cinema evening at the Apollo!
BURGKINO
Opernring 19, 1010 Vienna
The Burgkino in Vienna's 1st district was founded as early as 1912. In 1914 it already had a capacity for 370 people. From 1930, sound films were played in this cinema. It owes its name to its immediate proximity to the Burgtheater. Today it is a modern equipped cinema. The Burgkino mainly shows the latest blockbusters.
CINECENTER
Fleischmarkt 6, 1010 Vienna
The Cinecenter in Vienna's 1st district looks back on an eventful 40-year history. When the cinema opened, it was one of the first multi-screen cinemas in Vienna with its 4 halls. The focus of the varied cinema is on European films. As a special, it continuously offers theme nights, country programs, film festivals, children's programs, school cinema, film nights and more.
ENGLISH CINEMA HAYDN
Mariahilfer Strasse 57, 1060 Vienna
The English Cinema Haydn was opened in 1912. The peculiarity of the cinema is that it shows only films in the original English version. In addition, subtitles are even dispensed with at most screenings. The program is very diversified. From blockbusters to sophisticated movies, there is something for every moviegoer.
FILMCASINO
Margaretenstrasse 78, 1050 Vienna
The Filcasino in Margareten shows films mostly in original languages with subtitles. The program of the cinema can be found on its website. The Filmcasino opened already in 1911 in Margaretenstraße. At that time it was still a cinematograph theater, which showed films until 1919. Later it was renamed to Margaretner Bürgerkino. The cinema is definitely worth a visit.
GARDENBAUKINO
Parkring 12, 1010 Vienna
The Gartenbaukino, on Vienna's Ringstrasse, opened as early as 1919. After being destroyed in World War 2, it was rebuilt on the same site in 1960. The Gartenbaukino is one of the oldest cinemas in Vienna and one of the last single-screen cinemas still in operation in the city. Today, the popular premiere cinema is the main venue of the Viennale film festival.
LUGNER CINEMA
Gablenzgasse 3, 1150 Vienna
Combining shopping with leisure activities is no problem at the Lugner Kino. Because the cinema is located in the middle of Lugner City in Vienna's 15th district. Here visitors can stroll through different stores to their heart's content. In addition to 13 movie theaters, the Lugner Kino also offers a lounge and a bar. In the central city location on the Wiener Gürtel, no wish is left unfulfilled.
METRO CINEMA CULTURE HOUSE
Johannesgasse 4, 1010 Vienna
From 1840, the Elysium entertainment venue was located in Johannagasse in Vienna's 1st district. During the Second World War it was operated as a comedy theater called Komödie. Since 1951, the Metro cinema has been located in the building. In 2002 it was taken over and renovated by the Filmarchiv Austria. Today, the Kino Kultur Haus is still a popular destination.
SCHIKANEDER
Margaretenstrasse 22-24, 1040 Vienna
The English Cinema Haydn in Vienna's 4th district is a combination of noble marble and art nouveau on the one hand and state-of-the-art technology on the other. The cinema has 4 halls. These are equipped with current digital projectors (Christie) and 3 D technology (Real D). Thus, the small cinema is a real experience for film lovers.
CITY CINEMA KÜNSTELRHAUS
Akademiestr. 13, 1010 Vienna
The Stadtkino was opened in 1981 in the 1st district of Vienna. The cinema enchants with its distinctive international and national offer. An exceptional handpicked program is shown, a mixture of own events like the Resistance Cinema, Kinderkinoradl, QueerFilmNights, premieres, festivals and events.
TOP CINEMA
Rahlgasse 1, 1060 Vienna
Cinema, kitchen, bar in one, this concept inspires the visitors of the Top Kino. The Top Kino is an insider's tip for cineastes, (cultural) connoisseurs and night owls. Experience film highlights together with unpretentious but refined dishes in a unique retro ambience. In the summer months, small balconies and a garden invite you to linger.
URANIA CINEMA - CINE MAGIC
Uraniastrasse 1, 1010 Vienna
The cinema was opened in 1985. Since then, it has offered its visitors numerous film educational and film cultural events. The operators place a particularly high value on a professional program selection, which ensures quality entertainment. The focus is also on particularly good sound and picture quality as well as equipment suitable for children.
VOTIVKINO
Währinger Str. 12, 1090 Vienna
The Votivkino in Vienna's 9th district was built as early as 1912. This makes it one of the oldest cinemas still in existence in Vienna. In 1986 it was equipped with two additional halls and repositioned as a program cinema. Visitors can enjoy films with the highest level of comfort and technology in this traditional cinema. A wide selection of high-quality films is shown.