Cinemas in Copenhagen

This is a real grassroots cinema that was opened by a gang of film enthusiasts back in 1975.

Falkoner Cinema is a fairly new cinema located in Frederiksberg and it has everything you will need for a successful trip to the cinema. Falkoner Cinema

Grand Teatret is a small cinema in the center of Copenhagen which shows more artistic, European movies. Prices have gone up somewhat since the Grand opened its doors to the public back in 1923. At that time, a ticket cost from DKK 1.05 and up.

Cinemateket is Denmark’s national film house – a cinema and cultural venue in central Copenhagen, just a short walk from Kongens Nytorv and Nyhavn. At the top of the building, you’ll find Filmtaget,

Østerbro's only cinema. An intimate, cozy small place with plenty of charm. Even though Park Bio is a small cinema it has a lot to offer. Besides showing movies for the regular audience they also have a baby bio every Friday. The sound and picture quality is perfect. Park Bio has a cosy lobby with a aquarium and an area where you can have a coffee before the movie.

Empire Bio is a cozy and stylish cinema for true movie lovers

At Fisketorvet, nearly 100 shops, inviting eateries and the Vue Cinema come together in a lively and welcoming atmosphere by the water.

Catch a movie in the largest cinema in Scandinavia The Copenhagen cinema Imperial is the largest Cinema in Scandinavia, and since its opening in 1961, it has often been used for premiers and other special events.

Dagmar Teatret is a cosy cinema with 5 auditoriums located in the heart of Copenhagen.