From the owner: Capitol is a classic Art House Cinema opened in 1941. We show a careful selection of first-run…read morequality films from all around the world. The cinema has two auditoriums with really comfortable seats and legroom! Open seven days a week.

Ok I love this movie theater…read more If you're above 18 and can afford to treat yo'self you should definitely see your movies here in the VIP theater. They have human and robot ticker sellers, friendly staff who help you use the robot ticket sellers, and at least 10 theaters so varied show times. In the VIP you can come about 30 minutes before show time and sit in the VIP bar area which is really nice, has private bathrooms, and not to mention big bowls of free candy. The theater is pretty big, has the kind of cushy lean back chairs.... and you get free popcorn and drinks the whole time. We've also eaten at the restaurant attached to it and it has typical cafe fare like sandwiches and quiche(?)... but oddly quite consistent and good.

This theatre was one of the first 'concept' theatres with VIP room, cafe and restaurant. After…read morework, on a Friday, or like when Star Wars Episode XIII finally arrives, is a good time to buy our tickets and select our seats online, get our tickets electronically to our phones, and then, meet at the restaurant for dinner before the movie. I had the Obi Wan Ribs, my hubby had the Scarface burger and we both had a draft beer. Both were very tasty as you would expect. Crispy fries. Spicy aioli sauce, well seasoned meat. Service was mostly good, view looking outside was nice, and the soumd level is pretty low. Movie was lots of fun too, Ive seen alot of movies here since its opened and will continue to come. The concessions counter is mostly serve yourself then pay at the register which seems to work well.

This is an unusual theater, the basement has a historical portion of the old city wall built by the…read moreDutch. Gothenberg is full.of.hostory, being 700 years old so there are many sites but to make all.of them a park is impractical. So the always pragmatic Swedes just built this theater over the structure. Maybe a solution for some Hawaiian sites in Honolulu? Seats are preselected, something standard in Sweden for years but relatively new to Hawaii theaters. Snack bar is not laid out so conveniently and bathrooms could be cleaner but it's a great location to see a movie and have dinner at one of the many places in this part of town.

Beautiful historic landmark, and a great place to picnic on a sunny afternoon…read more We came by just to see it as we'd never been, and it's a super brief but very steep uphill walk, then a few more steps to the middle area of the tower. Not a very accessible place in case you have mobility challenges. We saw someone get engaged here (literally) and a baby shower via picnic. So it's a really beautiful place to see a few and enjoy the city, other than that, it's not much else to do.

There are some good views of Gothenburg after the epic staircase climb. You can start the climb…read morefrom the Haga district where it's accessible right off the main street. After several flights of stairs I was definitely regretting the two weeks of nomming delicious Swedish food and devising my diet and workout routine for when we get home. At the top we took a few pictures and admired the views but were disappointed that there wasnt more information on the fortress to learn the history. The inside is not accessible and the outside has been desecrated by graffiti and gang symbols. It's sad to see such a beautiful historical building not being kept up and properly displayed, but the views were pretty nevertheless. If the complimentary stairclimber workout and the panoramic view didn't do it for you, there is a shop up there offering coffee and waffles to help you replenish your lost calories, what more could you ask for?