Palace

An iconic Brussels cinema venue

Cinema Palace, located in central Brussels, embodies the revival of independent cinema in a historic setting. Dating from 1881, this building, originally designed as an auction house, was transformed into a cinema in 1913, then renovated and reopened in 2018.

Architecture and design

• Preserved historic facade
• Renovated interior combining raw concrete and contemporary design
• Four screening rooms (373, 140, 80, and 60 seats)

Cinematic experience

• Diverse programming: Belgian and international arthouse films
• Screenings in original version with subtitles
• Innovative policy without food or drink in theaters
• Excellent sound and visual quality

Multipurpose spaces

• Bar offering a selection of Brussels beers
• Exhibition and private event spaces
• Free coworking area

Cultural commitment

• Adapted screenings for schools and associations
• Sunday screenings for children
• Festivals and special events
• Accessibility for all audiences, including people with reduced mobility

Practical information

• Affordable prices with loyalty card option
• Accessible by public transport
• Ideal for cinephiles and fans of non-commercial films