Metro Kinokulturhaus

Nice chairs, you can sit down whenever you like, no strings attached. No power outlet.

The "Metro" is a unique place. Its intérieur has the noblesse of old times, you can get very good wine there for a friendly price, and you need not watch a movie in the theatre, you can just sit there at a table as a guest. My wife loves to visit this place together with me when she comes to Vienna, and her dog - a beautiful Red Irish Setter - was not only allowed to enter the foyer with us, but he was served fresh water for drinking by the nice young personnel. When I recently visited the Metro once again before a concert, I forgot my umbrella in the restroom, and when I returned after the concert, a young man brought me the umbrella.

Old fashioned ambience.
The main Sal was nice.
The costumer service is kind.
Price is ok.
The movies choosen are delightful.

If you are a tourist and want to watch a movie in Vienna, try the metro. It has an unique flair and is part of Viennese history.
If you are not a tourist and a film fan, you probably have already been to the metro Kino at least once.
You can bring the beer from the bar to the film (just tell the staff, they'll give you a cup)

First time for me in this little and nice theatre, hidden in the city center. Nice staff, food and drink service.

It's always a wonderful experience to visit the Metro Kinokulturhaus. Here you can always find a gem from the Austrian filmhistory or and artfilm running. The surroundings are wonderful, and in it's modern restauration it is completely true to the Viennese style and concept of interior design.

Metro Cinema Culture House
The new house for Austrian and international film shows retrospectives and homages as well as interesting temporary exhibitions.

The centrepiece of the new Metro Kinokulturhaus is a listed historic cinema hall dating from 1893, which was converted into a theatre in 1924. With its wooden panelling and red interior, it is today one of the most beautiful cinema halls in Vienna. From the spacious foyer, visitors can look into the hall through a glass wall.

The two floors directly above the cinema were converted into a cinema culture house through extensive extension work. The total exhibition space of 500 m² shows changing exhibitions on the subject of film, cinema history, also in direct connection with retrospectives and film shows.

On the first floor there is an additional new cinema hall with 49 seats, named after the Vienna-born film producer Eric Pleskow. In keeping with Vienna as a city of film, the Metro Kinokulturhaus is intended to make the topic of film and cinema historically, culturally and socially visible with changing exhibitions. At the same time, it offers the Filmarchiv Austria the opportunity to present its activities.

I was here for the Viennale. The theater was elegant and exquisite. Staffs were very friendly and helpful. One of the best experience :)

Love this place! Epic!!!
Great prices also
And bonus is the vegan snacks at the bar like the brownie with peanut butter!

Watched 1942 film Casablanca. Magical. Nice people attending.

Great cinema, comfortable chairs, nice screenings - especially during the viennese Film Festival "viennale"

A really nice looking cinema with a fancy bar. Would definitely recommend it!

Old School Cinema that was originally a theater. Nice Bar in the ground floor. Also Exhibitions about film history.

Very beautiful old movie theater with a special monthly programm

Possibly the most beautiful cinema in Vienna, set into an old Biedermeier building.

Small but amazing theatre in old Vienna style

I love the style of the cinema. It is cozy

Really special theatre with antic atmosphere!

I have never been in a more beautiful cinema.

Just the most beautiful cinema in Vienna. Hands down.