Holi Kino - Hamburg, Deutschland
N 53° 34.634 E 009° 58.621
32U E 564689 N 5936929
Traditionsreiches Kino im Hamburger Stadtteil Harvestehude
Waymark Code: WMVFTM
Location: Hamburg, Germany
Date Posted: 04/13/2017
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The Holi (abbreviation for: Hochhauslichtspiele) is a traditional cinema in Hamburg on the Schlankreye street in Harvestehude near the subway station Hoheluftbrücke. Today, as the only traditional cinema, it belongs to the Cinemaxx Group and is intended to offer a more sophisticated program within this.
The cinema was opened in 1951 and also functioned as a premiere cinema. A part of the interior has been preserved to this day. The curtain, which was occupied by Pailetten and hand-painted by the artist Friedrich Schwiek with Hamburg's city motifs, was rebuilt a few years ago and is under monument protection.
Source: Wikipedia (Google translated)
Saal 1:
Sitzplätze: 410
Ton: Dolby Digital 7.1,Dolby Digital 5.1
Leinwand: 5,3 x 10,80
Saal 2:
Sitzplätze: 144
Ton: Dolby Digital 7.1,Dolby Digital 5.1
Leinwand: 2,70 x 5,80
Year Theater Opened: 1951
Number of Screen(s): 2
Concessions Available: yes
Web site: [Web Link]
Ticket Price (local currency): Not Listed
Matinee Price (local currency): Not Listed
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