Very well situated, friendly environ, interesting films but most important to me, not dubbed.read more

The Haydn Kino is a original version (English) cinema that is located on Mariahilferstraße. A…read morecostumer has the opportunity to call, order online or just buy the tickets at the counter. I would recommend reserving your tickets online and picking them up at least 30 minutes before the film begins. The food counter is a bit pricey for the limited selection, but its a normal cost within the Vienna area. The kino itself is clean and has various size auditoriums for different films. Each auditorium is cleaned after each showing and I don't ever remember a showing be sold out or too full. Over all the Haydn Kino is a bit small, but still a great cinema. The Texan

A beautiful cinema, and I'm happy I was able to attend the Viennale (Vienna film festival)…read more It has an old world feel, complete with a classy lobby and ornate deco furnishings and design. The little boxes on the sides of the cinema are kind of adorable and I wish I'd gotten one of those seats instead. Slight visibility issue if you're in the back due to almost no slope, but they do space the seats in such a way there won't be a person directly in front of you. The screen is also positioned high enough it shouldn't be an issue. Wonderful place to stop by and see a film if you're visiting.

Large mainstream cinema that offers films mainly in German. HOWEVER - On Tuesday nights check out…read morethe SneakPeak around 20:15 for an early screening of a soon to be released original version English movie! Students can get tickets for 7 euros which seems to be a going rate for movies tickets in the city. Cinema has a bar and offers concession that are reasonably priced (in North American standards)

One of the better cinemas in Vienna, the IMAX often has a couple showing of the blockbuster movies…read morein English for the first few weeks, the chairs a bit small, which are standard in Austria unfortunately. The image quality is decent, 3D sucks and reduces the image quality, but there isn't much choice as pretty much all the movies are shown in 3D now. The sound is pretty good, not amazing but definitely acceptable, even for audiophiles. Don't get there too early, as the cinema room will only open like 5 minutes before showtime.

The Artis has become my favorite English cinema in Vienna (so far)…read more Intimate cinema, slightly stuck in the past with hippy interior. LOVED it! Watched the latest Tarantino in No4, fell into propper movie chairs (probably velvety bordeaux, was dark, but thats my guess) and enjoyed the 22.15 screening to the fullest. Also, they do get to the main part almost straight away, meaning: not too many pre-views or adverts shown! Popcorn ( xxl) and the mega master soft drink for around 8€, okay-ish priced, they also do Ladies and Men night which I have to investigate further more soon.

I love the fact that from the outside you would never know it was a cinema. It is hidden from the…read moremain street in a cobbled courtyard surrounded by equally beautiful buildings. The best thing is of course that all films are in original version (no subtitles in German that I try to read and end up missing half of the film!). For those who are used to big, modern cinemas in the UK and US you may get a shock coming here...It appears to have never had a make over since it was opened. But looks aren't everything. Big, old, comfy chairs are everything. And Artis delivers. Ohhhh yeah! The screens are smaller than what I am used to in the UK but we are talking about a cinema built into a city centre building, space is obviously an issue. The fact that they managed to fit 6 screens in here is impressive! Snacks and drinks are slightly over priced but in what cinema aren't they?! They do deals on drinks and popcorn/sweets too which are good for sharing. There is a bar for alcohol as well should you feel the need! Staff speak English and German and are always friendly and helpful in my experience!

The Breitenseer Lichtspiele in Penzing is the oldest cinema in the world. Just pause and let that…read moresink in for a moment. When you are in Vienna, you've got a chance to check out the world's oldest cinema. Do it ... and if you can - do it often. This cinema must be saved forever. Professor Anita Nitsch-Fitz who lovingly keeps this landmark open is always in need of support and the best way to support it is to attend a movie there. The experience is worth more than your ticket of admission. Inside the lobby and restrooms is pure Hollywood kitsch and the auditorium itself is a perfect size to enjoy a film. The seats can be hard but hey - in the rear of the Kino there are pillows - just grab one or two and take them to your seat. Buy some concessions to eat and drink ... and then sit back and enjoy a cool night at the movies. Did I mention that the Breitenseer Lichtspiele is the world's oldest cinema? And it's only in Vienna!!

Votiv Kino is a pretty cool place indeed. Like other cinematic venues in Vienna, we were able to…read morereserve our seats online in advance, without an additional fee, and pick up the tickets at the box office. The people were pretty friendly and didn't seem to mind that we were a larger group going to see the movie. Votiv Kino offers an interesting selection of movies, in their original languages with German subtitles, and it's in a great location (on Währinger Straße at the Schwarzspanierstraße Straßenbahn stop). I can't believe it took me two years to discover this gem; I'll definitely be going back!

Votiv Kino is not like any other cinema. I daresay it is extraordinary…read more Here will be shown movies, which aren´t shown in other cinemas. I personally believe that cinemas has a hard era, so I liek to show you why you should go to this cinema and not in one of the big cineplex cinemas. I am a person I like the tradition and not such an modern consumption of movies. This is for me the best becauseof the reason, if you go there you won´t support some big entrepeneurs. If you are also thinking like me you will love this cinema. The Votiv Kino shows especially international movies often in their original language.

We went here to see the only ov film they showed here. It was a bit disappointing that they only…read morehad one ov film there and they showed it quite late in the evening. Luckily we were on vacation so late nite film was not a big problem. The people who worked there were amazing, so nice and gave us loads of information about ov films and where we could go to find a cinema where they showed them.