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Poland's oldest continuously running cinema, open since 1907, still screening on 35mm film
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a studio cinema hall at the Łódź Culture House, running over 50 years, screening European films
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a multiplex on Piłsudski Avenue, Silver Screen since 2001, rebranded Multikino under Vue in 2018
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Poland's only film-themed hotel, in an 1891 building where the country's first permanent cinema opened in 1899
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the second intimate ŁDK screening hall, running since 2014 as a successor to the old Kino Kameralne
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permanently closed: this intimate cinema ran from 2014 to 2022, shut after energy costs soared
The cinemas of Śródmieście range from the oldest still-operating cinema hall in Poland to a modern multiplex on Aleja Piłsudskiego - and one hotel where the film theme returns in every detail. This page shows where to watch a film in the centre of Łódź, whether you are looking for arthouse cinema or the line-up of big premieres.
Kino Tatry on Sienkiewicza Street has been operating since 1907 and still screens films on 35 mm film to this day. This is a rarity nationwide - a cinema with over a century of history that still genuinely functions as a place for an evening screening, not just a monument to be viewed from outside.
Silver Screen Multikino on Aleja Piłsudskiego has been operating since 2001, initially as Silver Screen, and since 2018 under the Multikino Vue chain. This is the address for big premieres and the line-up of commercial cinema in the city centre.
The Łódzki Dom Kultury (Łódź Cultural Centre) on Traugutta Street has two intimate cinema halls. Kino Szpulka has been operating for over 50 years and shows a European cinema line-up, while Kino Przytulne has been operating since 2014 as a continuation of the former Kino Kameralne. Both halls are a good choice for anyone looking for arthouse cinema, not just box-office premieres.
Hotel Stare Kino (Old Cinema Hotel) on Piotrkowska Street is housed in a tenement from 1891, where in 1899 the first permanent cinema in Poland opened. It is the only film-themed hotel in the country - worth knowing about, though it is not a cinema to watch a screening in, but a place to stay overnight in a film atmosphere. For a live performance instead of a film, it is also worth checking out the theatres and opera in Śródmieście.
Which cinema in Łódź is the oldest? Kino Tatry on Sienkiewicza Street, operating since 1907, still shows films on 35 mm film.
Where in the centre of Łódź can you watch a premiere film? At Silver Screen Multikino on Aleja Piłsudskiego.
Where in Łódź can you find arthouse cinema? At the Łódzki Dom Kultury on Traugutta Street, in the Szpulka and Przytulne halls. It is also close from there to the museums in Śródmieście.
Is there a film-themed hotel in Łódź? Yes, Hotel Stare Kino on Piotrkowska Street, in the tenement with the first permanent cinema in Poland.
See also all attractions in Śródmieście, entertainment in Śródmieście, attractions for children in Śródmieście, all attractions in Łódź and the attractions map.
