Delphi, Movie theater in Stuttgart, Germany
Delphi Arthaus Kino is a movie theater in Stuttgart, Germany, located in the city center on Tübinger Straße. It has two screening rooms: the Bunuel with 200 seats and the Lubitsch with 77 seats, both equipped with Dolby Digital 7.1 and DTS sound and air conditioning.
The Delphi Arthaus Kino has been a fixture in Stuttgart's cinema landscape for many years, originally opening as a traditional movie house. Over time, it became part of the Arthaus Filmtheater group, which helped it adapt to changing audience tastes while keeping its historic charm.
The cinema is part of the Stuttgart Arthaus Filmtheater group and shows current European and American independent films. A regular French film series with original subtitles is popular with local moviegoers, and premieres are often held in the historic setting.
The cinema is easy to reach by public transport, with the Stadtmitte/Rotebühlplatz stop served by several S-Bahn and U-Bahn lines. The box office opens at least 30 minutes before the first screening, so you can buy tickets on the spot without hassle.
The cinema offers a 3D tour on its website, allowing visitors to explore the historic interior before their visit. The two screening rooms are named after filmmakers Luis Buñuel and Ernst Lubitsch, a detail that film buffs often appreciate.
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