Vitsentzos Kornaros - Malikouti 18

Annoying kids in the top floor , dirty floor and seats not recommended

An extraordinary movie theater that has nothing to do with any multiplex but it has a sense of something special. From the movies to the internal decoration!

Furthermore a beautiful cinema with a very unique set up and interior and a very good sound I was absolutely delighted by the amazing customer service of Helleni, she went out of her way to prepare in the middle of the session the most delicious Greek coffee I have ever had, Great personality. So if you want to enjoy a delightful experience do not hesitate to come to this amazing place. Thanks again

Such a beautiful cinema. We always enjoy going there, very comfortable and the temperature inside is always perfect

This is probably the most unique movie theater I’ve ever seen. It’s definitely a hidden gem and a must see for people that enjoy going to the movies. It’s well taken care of and the staff is really friendly. I can’t recommend this place enough. If you’re in town for a few days, don’t give this place a miss.

I'm going to be as fair and honest as I can here. TL;DR: if you speak English but not Greek, and you just wanna see a movie, this breathtakingly beautiful theatre is the place to go. The staff are kind and patient and will try their best to work with your limited or non-existent Greek. The prices are about half or below half of what they are in most American cities. The concessions are incredibly cheap compared to ours, so get crazy. They have salted popcorn, not kettle-corn. But let's be real, you're not here to hear about all that. The theatres themselves are breathtaking works of art, if a little impractical. The main theatre upstairs, theatre A, was built by a famous set designer of operas in 1997 and it shows. Wood paneling, electric sconces, TWO balconies, beautiful and super comfortable chairs. Oh. Did I mention the ceiling frescos? The thing has ceiling frescos. It's legit. Theatre B, downstairs is much more modern in design but is still well styled. Still wood paneling, without the more...operatic design. Same seats, different color but equally as comfortable. I would be bad at this if I didn't mention the following. I didn't notice any problem with the audio. The surround sound works great, this was mentioned in another review. The screens are just a TINY bit small for the space and offset to the left on each theatre but the projectors are all 4k Barco projectors. Unfortunately because of the BEAUTIFUL wood paneling you do get some unavoidable reflections from the sides and stage floors. It's the price you pay I guess for getting something more than a boring theatre with black or dark red curtains everywhere. Finally, Theatre A has a few seats at odd viewing angles. Just don't sit in those and problem solved right? Here comes some honesty: if I were scoring this on JUST the viewing experience at normal American prices in a normal American theatre, this would be a 2-3 star review. But we aren't in America (thankfully) so throwing in the super low ticket prices, the kind and hard working staff, the super low concession prices, the exquisite seats, and then the cherry on top of the beauty of the theatres themselves? 5 stars. No question. If I lived as close as this place is to my hotel, I would be here literally all the time. I would know every staff member by name. Bonus: they have a doggo that hangs out in their lobby. They like pets and sleeping.

We caught the 22:30 Film, 7 euros each for us, you can choose any seat on first come first serve basis. The cinema was small but very beautiful and film was ok. I accidentally forgot my purse here and the cinema staff were so responsive via email, I was able to retrieve it the next morning with the contents (identity cards, credit card, keys) intact with peace of mind. Grateful for their kindness

Beautiful cinema in the city center. The heating system wasn't working so we were cold during the movie. The tickets could be cheaper. The staff was friendly.