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Take a break after enjoying some outdoor activities or visiting famous sightseeing places. For relaxation, catch the latest release of your favourite movie star at one of the movie theatres in Brussels. There are over 30 cinema halls in Brussels Capital Region. In the City of Brussels, major cinema operators like Kinoplex and UGC have their cinemas.
Many cinema theatres in Brussels showcase International blockbusters with French and/or Dutch subtitles. Also, there are small cinema houses that showcase art films that promote Belgian cinema internationally.
Cinema Aventure is located at Rue des Fripiers in the heart of Brussels, Belgium. This theatre has three rooms with all modern amenities like 3D projection, digital sound system etc. All three screens showcase international films, classical films and documentaries of various types. They also organise film events, film debates and short film programmes regularly.
Address: Rue des Fripiers 15, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
The Royal Belgian Film Archive was founded in 1938 and is known as "Cinematek". The film archive, located at Baron Horta, includes a collection of over 45000 films and film materials. It is a bicultural institute opened for public utility and is renowned for regular shows of preserved films. There are about 3000 sessions organised a year, including film festivals, meetings, previews, and seminars for getting acquainted with the history of films. The films are mostly screened with subtitles to avoid language hurdles.
Address: Rue Baron Horta 9, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
Nova is a non-profit movie theatre that opened in January 1997 and is managed by a group of volunteers. It is devoted to films and videos made by independent productions. Since its establishment, it has attained a good reputation in the audio-visual field. There are monthly thematic screenings of various films and short films from several genres like fiction, non-fiction, documentaries and experimental. Besides this, they also organise workshops, debates, exhibitions, seminars and film-related fests.
Address: Rue d'Arenberg 3, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
UGC De Brouckère is a multiscreen movie theatre with an art deco-style main hall. It has 12 screens showcasing new international releases and regional films.
Address: Pl. De Brouckère 38, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
UGC Toison d'Or is a multiscreen movie theatre in Ixelles, displaying blockbuster movies. It also showcases French and English language films as well as children's films. UGC Toison d'Or is located in the Galerie Toison d'Or shopping mall.
Address: Av. de la Toison d'Or 8, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium.
Kinepolis Group is a Belgian-French cinema chain with more than 100 cinemas in Europe and North America. The Kinepolis Brussel is a cinema chain established in 1997 by merging two family cinema groups. Kinepolis Brussels is located next to Atomium, and since its establishment, the theatre has been one of the most renowned movie theatres showcasing films of various genres.
Address: Bd du Centenaire 20, 1020 Brussels, Belgium.
Cinéma Vendôme was opened in 1953 and further renovated and restored in 1992. The Vendôme is a gallery of Cinematographic Art and an open place where art, culture, emotion and aesthetic sensibility can coexist. Vendôme showcases mainstream releases and art films regularly.
Address: Chau. de Wavre 18, 1050 Ixelles, Belgium.
Cinema Galeries is a movie theatre and exhibition space located at the Galerie de la Reine in the heart of Brussels. It showcases art films, creative movies and the latest releases. It also hosts exhibitions dedicated to independent cinema and contemporary art.
Address: Galerie de la Reine 26 Koninginnegalerij, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
Cinema RITCS (Royal Institute for Theatre, Cinema & Sound) is located in Rue Antoine Dansaert and is an internal movie theatre of the RITCS School of Arts. It is a meeting place for true film enthusiasts and lovers. Cinema RITCS is equipped with the latest digital projector and a wide screen.
Address: Rue Antoine Dansaert 70, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.
Le Stockel is a single-screen cinema theatre located in the east Brussels district of Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, in the Stockel neighbourhood. It showcases mainstream first-run films and arthouse films.
Address: Av. de Hinnisdael 17, 1150 Woluwe-Saint-Pierre, Belgium.
White Cinema in Brussels offers an entirely unique experience to its audience. Its eight cinema halls are equipped with all modern facilities. The bright atmosphere is both soothing and fun. This theatre also has a dining area for visitors to savour delicious flavours.
Address: Bd Lambermont 1, 1030 Schaerbeek, Belgium.
Cinema Palace is a popular place for art house films, events and food in the heart of Brussels. Located at 85 Boulevard Anspach, Cinema-Palace showcases films in their original language and has a restaurant & bar.
Address: Bd Anspach 85, 1000 Brussels, Belgium.