UGC Odéon, Movie theater in Saint-Germain district, Paris, France
UGC Odéon is a movie theater in central Paris with five screening rooms and approximately 722 seats housed in a modern building on Boulevard Saint-Germain. Showings take place daily with online reservations available for all screenings.
UGC Odéon opened in 1974 as part of the UGC chain's expansion in Paris, on the site of the former Cinéma Odéon on Boulevard Saint-Germain. It was among the first multiplexes in the Latin Quarter, replacing a single-screen house with five auditoriums. The cinema takes its name from the neighbouring Odéon theatre, built in 1782.
UGC Odéon stands on Boulevard Saint-Germain in the Odéon quarter, a few steps from the Odéon-Théâtre de l'Europe and the Luxembourg Gardens. Its five screens show French and foreign films in original version with French subtitles, and the cinema takes part in UGC's unlimited-card scheme and school and preview screenings.
Visitors can attend screenings daily starting from 10:00 AM, with the latest sessions ending around 10:30 PM. It is helpful to reserve in advance online, especially when planning to visit during popular times.
UGC Odéon opened in 1974 as part of the Odéon-les-Hallles complex, and its five screens made it one of the first multiplexes on the Left Bank. The building replaced the old Halles aux Vins wine market hall on Boulevard Saint-Germain, and the cinema's name comes from the nearby Odéon theatre.
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