Metro Kinokulturhaus
Photo: The illuminated entrance of the METRO Kinokulturhaus during the 2018 Viennale · 2018 — Manfred Werner - Tsui · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Programme
Tuesday 20 October 2026
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Cinema
Details
- Johannesgasse 4, 1010 Wien
- 400 seats
- Opened 1951
- Architecture: Robert Kotas (cinema conversion 1951); Gebäude 1893 von Christian Ulrich und Rudolf Dick
- Also known as: Metro Kino
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(INFO) In the Kaufmännisches Vereinshaus, built in 1893, Robert Kotas converted a theatre hall into a cinema in 1951, run by the municipal Kiba cinema chain. The room had previously served as an entertainment venue and housed various theatre stages. In 2002 Filmarchiv Austria took over the house, renovated it and made it its main venue. Since 2015 it has been called METRO Kinokulturhaus.
The listed main auditorium goes back to the domed festival hall of the 1893 Vereinshaus, which Emperor Franz Joseph I opened in person.
Photo at the top: The illuminated entrance of the METRO Kinokulturhaus during the 2018 Viennale · 2018 — Manfred Werner - Tsui · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
Getting there
Sources
Red neon 'METRO Lichtspiele' sign above the entrance, before the 2015 renaming · 2007 — Otto Normalverbraucher · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 at
The historic auditorium with balcony — a theatre stage in the Kaufmännisches Vereinshaus until 1951 · 2007 — Otto Normalverbraucher · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 2.0 at
The facade at Johannesgasse 4 with festival banners of Vienna Shorts 2017 · 2017 — Manfred Werner (Tsui) · Wikimedia Commons · CC BY-SA 4.0
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