Tuschinski Movie Theater

Tuschinski, also known as Pathé Tuschinski, is an iconic cinema in the heart of Amsterdam. Opened on October 28, 1921, it was designed by architect Hijman Louis de Jong and is a masterpiece combining Amsterdam School, Art Nouveau (Jugendstil), and Art Deco styles. The theater was commissioned by Jewish-Polish entrepreneur Abraham Icek Tuschinski, who already owned several cinemas in Rotterdam and wanted to bring a world-class theater experience to Amsterdam.

What to Expect

• Architecture: The exterior features twin towers and richly decorated facades with ceramic sculptures and stained-glass windows. The interior is a lavish blend of styles, incorporating Eastern, Moorish, and Art Nouveau influences. 
• Halls: The cinema has six screening rooms, including a main hall with 784 seats and five smaller halls ranging from 105 to 191 seats. 
• Shows & Events: In addition to regular film screenings, the theater hosts live performances, concerts, and special events. 

Why Visit

• Cultural Heritage: Tuschinski is a national monument and widely regarded as one of the most beautiful cinemas in the world. 
• Unique Experience: Visiting Tuschinski is not just a cinema experience — it’s a journey through history thanks to its stunning architecture and rich heritage.
• Location: Situated near the bustling Rembrandtplein, it’s a perfect spot to combine culture with the lively atmosphere of central Amsterdam.

Practical Info & Tips

• Tickets: Available online via the official website: Pathé Tuschinski

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