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Helsinki Cinemas

Finnkino Maxim

Helsinki has a long-standing heritage of arts and culture. Film lovers frequently gather to arrange film festivals to promote the art and culture of Finland. Finnkino Oy is the major cinema chain in Finland that manages four cinema theatres in Helsinki. There are many single-screen cinemas, private cinemas that showcase art, and independent and foreign-language films.

Have a look at some of the best movie theatres in the city to enjoy with your family and friends.

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    Finnkino Tennispalatsi

    Finnkino Tennispalatsi

    Finnkino Oy is the biggest cinema chain in Finland. Finnkino Tennispalatsi, opened in 1999, has 14 cinema halls with a total capacity of 2532 seats. All cinema halls feature the latest equipment and comfortable seats. The largest cinema hall, ISENSE (former Scape), has a large 185 sq.m. screen with a capacity of 346 seats.

    Address: Salomonkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

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    Finnkino Maxim

    Finnkino Maxim

    Finnkino Maxim is the oldest cinema theatre, which reopened in 2018 after a complete renovation. Located at Kluuvikatu, the theatre has two cinema halls with a total capacity of 249 seats. It also contains a cafe offering snacks, wines and beers.

    Address: Kluuvikatu 1, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

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    Finnokino Itis

    Finnokino Itis

    Finnkino Itis opened its doors in 2018 with nine halls. This cinema has Finland's first IMAX auditorium and two LUXE premium auditoriums. All halls are equipped with the latest sound system and comfortable seats for a better movie experience. Guests can have a glass of wine and snacks from Oscar's Bar while watching a movie.

    Address: Itäkatu 1-7, 00930 Helsinki, Finland

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    Riviera Kallio

    Riviera Kallio

    Riviera is an independent movie theatre in Kallio with a capacity of 55 seats. Guests can choose the movie of their choice and enjoy it with snacks and a glass of wine or beer. The place is suitable for private parties and events.

    Address: Harjukatu 2, 00500 Helsinki, Finland
Finnkino Tennispalatsi
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Finnkino Tennispalatsi

Finnkino Tennispalatsi is a huge cinema theatre in Helsinki with14-screens which can occupy around 2532 people. It is equipped with modern technologies like the Dolby Digital, DTS, and XpanD 3D for making the film experience enjoyable for visitors. Also it is the world’s first movie theatre to offer the equipments in accordance with the THX and SDDS standards in all the halls. They also have a number of cafes, restaurants, shops, and the Helsinki City Art Museum (HAM).

Address: Salomonkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki, Finland
Tel.: +358 600 007007

Finnkino Kinopalatsi
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Finnkino Kinopalatsi

Located at the Kaisaniemenkatu, this is the first multiplex cinema theatre in Helsinki with ten cinema halls. These cinema halls are well equipped with all the latest technology and digital sound system. Here film lovers can enjoy national and international films of different genres.

Address: Kaisaniemenkatu 2, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

Elokuvateatteri Orion
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Elokuvateatteri Orion

Elokuvateatteri Orion (Cinema Orion) is a cinema theatre in Kampi, Helsinki. It is one of the oldest theatres in the city, established back in 1927. It has been a stage for the National Audiovisual Archive screenings for many years. With beautiful art decor, this theatre offers 216 comfortable seats and all the modern facilities for the guests. Besides film screenings, the Cinema Orion also serves as a venue for different seminars and cultural events.

Address: Eerikinkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

Kino Engel
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Kino Engel

Kino Engel is a two-screen cinema theatre which can accommodate 68 and 55 people in its two halls. It is in the Sofiankatu area and is operated by Cinema Mondo. Along with the regular screenings, there are special open-air film screenings during the summer. Here visitors can enjoy films of different genres and also have a refreshing cup of coffee at the cafe on the patio.

Address: Sofiankatu 4, 00170 Helsinki, Finland

Kino Regina
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Kino Regina

Kino Regina is a movie theatre managed by KAVI (National Audiovisual Institute) in the Central Library Oodi in Kluuv, Helsinki. The cinema hall has a capacity of 250 seats. The theatre is also available for events, seminars and lectures.

Address: Töölönlahdenkatu 4, 00100 Helsinki, Finland

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