Passage Kino, Movie theater in Hamburg-Altstadt, Germany
Passage Kino is a movie theater in Hamburg-Altstadt with three separate screening rooms housed in a renovated building. Each room varies in size to accommodate different film formats and audience numbers.
The theater opened to audiences in 1913 and expanded several times throughout its history, first adding extra screening spaces in 1964. After closing in 2009, independent operators brought it back to life with updated equipment.
The theater programs diverse films from independent productions to mainstream releases, reflecting Hamburg's interest in varied cinema. Visitors experience a mix of artistic and popular movies that serves different tastes.
The theater is centrally located near public transportation and easy to reach in the Altstadt area. Visitors should check the current program ahead of their visit since each room shows different films.
The building blends historic architecture with modern projection systems, showing how older structures can house contemporary technology. This mix of classical character with digital equipment creates a visit that bridges the past and present.
Location: Hamburg-Mitte
Accessibility: Wheelchair limited access
Address: Mönckebergstraße 17, 20095 Hamburg
Opening Hours: "15 Minuten vor der ersten Vorstellung"
Phone: +494046866860
Website: http://das-passage.de
GPS coordinates: 53.55049,9.99851
Latest update: December 12, 2025 14:40
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