Pathé Bellecour, Movie theater in 2nd arrondissement of Lyon, France
Pathé Bellecour is a multiplex cinema with ten screening rooms offering a total of around 2100 seats throughout the facility. Each room features digital projection and 3D technology for modern viewing experiences.
The cinema opened in 1933 as Pathé Palace, built on the former Casino Kursaal site. The interior was fully modernized in 1996 while maintaining the original exterior appearance.
The theater shows films from around the world and local French productions that draw in both residents and visitors to the city. It serves as a gathering place where people come to experience current cinema culture in Lyon.
The cinema is located on Rue de la République in central Lyon and is easily accessible on foot or by public transportation. The venue is fully accessible for all visitors, including those with disabilities.
The building still displays its original Art Deco facade from 1933, an architectural style that is rarely seen in Lyon. This stylish exterior creates an interesting contrast with the contemporary interior.
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