Biopalatset, Movie theater in Gothenburg, Sweden

Biopalatset is a multiplex cinema with ten screening rooms across three floors of a 1980s galleria at Kungstorget in central Gothenburg. It was designed by the architectural firm Semrén & Månsson, with interiors by Rutger Andersson, and opened on 15 September 1995 with 1,350 seats, now reduced to 1,143. Five of the ten auditoriums are THX-certified.

The cinema opened in 1995 and expanded entertainment options in Gothenburg by introducing multiple screening rooms in one location. This development changed how residents experienced cinema, making it easier to choose from several films at the same time.

The cinema screens both international blockbusters and Swedish films, serving audiences who want a mix of global and local productions. This programming approach reflects how the venue connects the city to broader cinema trends while supporting regional filmmakers.

The cinema occupies three floors of a 1980s galleria at Kungstorget, with ten halls and 1,143 seats; five halls are THX-certified. A section of a 17th-century bastion wall is kept on display on the ground floor. The venue is wheelchair accessible.

The cinema sits within a shopping mall, allowing visitors to combine movie screenings with shopping and dining in one location. This arrangement makes it a place where people can spend an entire afternoon or evening.