Slottsbiografen, Movie theater in Uppsala, Sweden
Slottsbiografen is a cinema in Uppsala located in a building from 1914 with seating for around 130 people in its main theater. The venue retains its historic character with original projection equipment housed in a booth.
The theater opened in 1914 as a commercial cinema and received historic landmark status in 1994. After decades of screening films, the building was recognized for its importance to the city's heritage.
The cinema operates today as a venue for film screenings, cultural events, and courses where people gather in restored spaces from the early 20th century. The halls serve local audiences and function as a community gathering point.
The building is located at Nedre Slottsgatan 6B in Uppsala with limited wheelchair accessibility. Visitors can contact the venue by phone or email beforehand to arrange the most convenient visit.
The acclaimed film director Ingmar Bergman visited this cinema as a child and discovered his passion for film and image creation in its projection booth. These formative experiences shaped his path to becoming one of the most influential filmmakers of the 20th century.
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