Odeon Multisala, Italian national heritage cinema near Duomo, Milan, Italy.
The Odeon Multisala is a cinema with ten screening rooms located near Milan Cathedral that preserves original design elements in its main auditorium. The various spaces are arranged throughout the building to serve different types of audiences and events.
The building began as a theater in 1882 and was converted into a cinema in 1917. This transformation reflects the growing popularity of film as a form of entertainment in the early 20th century.
The cinema presented films in their original languages alongside opera broadcasts and ballet performances. This mix of entertainment made it a gathering place for people seeking cultural experiences in the heart of Milan.
The cinema is located behind Milan Cathedral on Via Santa Radegonda and is easily reached on foot. It offers accessibility for people with mobility needs and allows visitors to purchase tickets online before arrival.
One of the screening rooms still displays an ornate Art Deco ceiling design. Another room operates in a basement space that was created during renovations in the 1930s.
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