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Elbe Kino

A Piece of Cinema History in Hamburg's West

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Since 1954, the Elbe Kino on Osdorfer Landstraße has offered a unique film experience in Hamburg's Osdorf district. It stands as one of the few suburban cinemas that have survived the closures since the 1970s, operated by Hans-Peter Jansen, a dedicated supporter of small regional cinemas. The Elbe Kino's programming reflects a passion for film art, providing an alternative to large chains.

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The Elbe Kino has survived the cinema closures since the 1970s.

Quick Facts

Founded: 1954
Opening Hours: Mo-Fr 17:00-21:00; Sa,Su 15:00-21:00
Wheelchair Access: Fully accessible
Website: elbe-kino.de
Phone: +49 40 8004445

Guided Story

Take a moment to appreciate this charming cinema, established in 1954 on Osdorfer Landstraße. Here in the heart of Osdorf, the Elbe Kino stands as one of Hamburg's few surviving suburban cinemas. It's operated by Hans-Peter Jansen, a true supporter of small regional film art. If you look north, the Hans-Christian-Andersen Park is just a short walk away. Let yourself be drawn into the unique atmosphere of this special place, offering a genuine alternative to the big cinema chains.