If you’re a film lover, Tuschinski is an iconic experience you’ll want to check off your list. Famous for being the most beautiful cinema in the world, Tuschinski blends opulent Art Deco with Amsterdam School architecture. It’s a great spot for families looking to enjoy a cinematic experience with a side of history.
In 2021, a hundred years after its opening, Tuschinski was named the most beautiful cinema in the world by an international travel guide. Its exterior stands out with a mix of Art Deco and Amsterdam School styles.
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Inside, the Grote Zaal is the most impressive. This opera-like hall is where all major premieres of films take place. It’s remarkable that this cinema was ever built; Abraham Tuschinski was en route to the US when his ship was delayed in Rotterdam. During his stay in Amsterdam, he fell in love with the city and decided never to leave.
Why should you visit Tuschinski? This cinema is not just about watching movies; it’s about experiencing one of the most beautiful and historic movie theatres in the world. The grand interior and rich history make it a standout attraction for film buffs and history enthusiasts alike.
What’s special about Tuschinski is its mix of old-world glamour and modern cinematic technology. Whether you’re attending a premiere or just stopping by for a tour, it’s worth the visit.
Plan to spend about 1.5-2 hours here for a movie, but if you’re just admiring the architecture, a shorter visit will suffice. To avoid crowds, try catching a movie during the day, especially midweek. The winter months tend to be quieter for cinema-goers.
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Tuschinski is about a 10-minute walk from Mint Square. Head down Reguliersbreestraat, and you’ll find this stunning cinema on the right.
Plan Your Visit
TUSCHINSKI
Reguliersbreestraat 26
1017 CN Amsterdam, Netherlands
Daily 09:30-00:00
About This Area
MINT SQUARE & SPUI SQUARE
Boats glide beneath you, trams pass by, along with taxis, buses, and cars. Cyclists and pedestrians weave through the hustle. Muntplein (Mint Square) is one of the busiest spots in the city. At this historic place, where the river Amstel splits into the Singel canal and Damrak, you’ll find the Flower Market, the end of the bustling Kalverstraat, Spui Square, beautiful Burgerweeshuis and Het Begijnhof.
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