Pathé City: Watch the newest movie’s, right in the city center

Pathé City is a cinema right at the Kleine Gartmansplantsoen, 40 meter distance of the Leidseplein. Right in the city center. The cinema is located in the City Theatergebouw, which is a building built in 1935. The entire 85-year-old City Bioscoop at the Leidseplein has undergone a complete makeover. The rooms have luxurious one- and two-person seats with double armrests for more space and a convenient tray for eating and drinking.

Go by yourself for a relaxing self-care moment. Or make it a romantic getaway together with a partner by booking a loveseast. Either way, enjoy the latest films and receive a free popcorn for during the film with your Nightlife ticket!

If you're not ready to go home yet, after watching the movie, you will be within walking distance of the terraces of Leidsenplein, or the nightclubs. And if you're still hungry after eating (free) popcorn, there are plenty of nice restaurants, cafés and clubs along Pathé, which are also included with the Nightlife Ticket. Combine your movie adventure with a drink, snack or dance to make it a great night out!

Everything you need to know about Pathé

The Amsterdam City Theater is designed by the famous architect Jan Wils. The City Theater is one of the last examples in Amsterdam of the New Building. The New Building is a collective term for different styles and and innovations within architecture

In 1943, the building fell into complete disrepair and only a few years later the original facade was completely removed. It was not until 2007 that the building, especially the facade, was restored back to the original. 

The original drawings by Jan Wils, combined with photos and video footage of the 1935 construction process, made it possible to make this reconstruction. 

Much attention was paid to the appearance at night during the reconstruction. Vertical lights and the large neon letters were used to beautifully brighten the square and nightlife area. The unique construction really gives this building its own identity, which is also reflected in the film selection. Apart from the well-known film titles, City also off