Cinemas in Soho

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Odeon

Odeon sits in Soho and has a long history of hosting film premieres, including Royal, Global and European events. It has been a venue for premieres since 1937, which makes it a fixture in London cinema. At Odeon Luxe…

22-24 Leicester Square, London WC2H 7LQ, Reino Unido

Curzon Soho

Curzon Soho sits in London's Soho district and has been a fixture of the city's cinema scene for over 60 years. It shows a mix of mainstream, independent and foreign films. With three screens, a bar and a cafe, it works…

99 Shaftesbury Ave, London W1D 5DY

Picturehouse Central

Picturehouse Central is a Soho cinema that has been screening films for many years. It is more than a place to catch a movie. Alongside the screens you will find dining options, a programme of events, and a relaxed…

15 Great Windmill Street, Shaftesbury Ave, Piccadilly Circus, London W1D 7DH, Reino Unido

Vue Entertainment

Vue Entertainment (UK) is one of the country's larger cinema chains. It was set up in 2003 after buying Warner Village Cinemas, and now runs 92 cinemas across the UK and Ireland, with more than 290 screens and over…

3 Cranbourn St, London WC2H 7AL, Reino Unido

Cineworld

Cineworld in Soho is a venue for a range of events, from private screenings and film premieres to conferences and meetings. It has been established in the area for many years and is part of a group with 100 locations…

5-6 Leicester Square London WC2H 7NA

All About

Cinemas

Soho is one of the best places in London to catch a film, with screens to suit every kind of night out. This listing is arranged alphabetically so you can find the right one quickly.

Art house cinemas show independent and foreign films worth seeking out, while blockbuster screens carry the latest big releases. Boutique cinemas lean into comfort and good food, documentary specialists dig deeper, and family-friendly venues keep things suitable for all ages. Historic cinemas screen classics in grand old rooms, independents back fresh filmmaking, and late-night spots keep going after the West End empties out. Just nearby, the Leicester Square Cinemas host the biggest premieres the whole industry watches, and the Multiplex Cinemas cover enough genres that there's always something on.

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