Landmark
Pathé Tuschinski
A spectacular 1921 Art Deco and Amsterdam School cinema near Rembrandtplein.
Photo: Koninklijk Theater Tuschinski | Pathé / Google
- Area
- Grachtengordel (Canal Belt)
- Type
- Landmark
About the experience
Pathé Tuschinski is a landmark in the Canal Belt. A spectacular 1921 Art Deco and Amsterdam School cinema near Rembrandtplein.
Good to know
The cinema takes its name from Abraham Tuschinski, the Polish-born entrepreneur who wanted a night at the pictures to feel like a grand occasion. That ambition is still visible in the building’s theatrical design: patterned carpets, decorative lighting and richly ornamented surfaces make the surroundings part of the entertainment. Rather than a plain entrance leading to a screen, the foyer sets the mood for an experience in which architecture and film share the spotlight.
For the fullest sense of Tuschinski, make the building part of your film plans rather than treating it solely as a photo stop. The historic main auditorium is the architectural highlight, so check which auditorium your chosen screening uses; not every film is shown in that space. Before or afterwards, wander towards Reguliersgracht for a quieter canal-side contrast, or explore nearby Utrechtsestraat, where independent shops and places to eat offer reasons to linger.
Photo gallery
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Frequently asked questions
Is Tuschinski still a working cinema?
Yes, it is an active Pathé cinema with a regular film programme. Check the official website for current screenings.
Can I visit without watching a film?
Check the official website for current tour options and visitor access. Do not assume that the foyer or auditoriums are freely accessible.
How do I book a film in the historic main auditorium?
Check the auditorium listed for each screening before booking. A ticket for Tuschinski does not automatically mean your film is in the historic main auditorium.
Will the film have English subtitles?
Check the language and subtitle information for your chosen screening. Films in English commonly have Dutch subtitles, while films in other languages are not necessarily subtitled in English.
Is the cinema accessible for wheelchair users?
Check Pathé’s official accessibility information for the auditorium you intend to visit. Contact the cinema before booking if you need step-free access or a wheelchair space.
Koninklijk Theater Tuschinski - Pathé, Amsterdam
Reguliersbreestraat 26-34, 1017 CN, Amsterdam