Mathäser Filmpalast

The Mathaeser Filmpalast on Bayerstraße is Munich's largest cinema, with fourteen screens and over 4,000 seats. The site has been used for entertainment since 1690, when the first beer hall opened here. Its halls once seated 4,000 drinkers, and Kurt Eisner proclaimed the Free State of Bavaria here in 1918. The first Mathaeser Filmpalast opened in 1957 as West Germany's largest single-screen cinema, with a screen 21 metres wide. It was demolished, and after four years of construction the present multiplex opened in May 2003. It holds Germany's first Dolby Cinema, IMAX, 4DX with motion seats and atmospheric effects, and Dolby Atmos throughout. The building stands directly beside Munich Hauptbahnhof.

The 14 halls

• Dolby Cinema

  315 seats · 15.7 × 6.5 m · 4K Laser · Dolby Atmos · Dolby Cinema

  One of four Dolby Cinema auditoriums in Germany.

• Kino 2

  285 seats · 15.6 × 6.5 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 3

  217 seats · 11.5 × 6.2 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 4

  148 seats · 10.6 × 5.7 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 5

  124 seats · 11.2 × 4.7 m · Premium-Sessel
• (m)K6

  732 seats · 20.6 × 8.6 m · 4K Laser · Dolby Atmos · THX · D-BOX · RealD Ultimate Screen · Premium-Sessel

  At 732 seats the largest room in the house, and the only one in the group with THX.

• Kino 7

  197 seats · 13 × 5.5 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 8

  219 seats · 13.2 × 5.5 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 9

  387 seats · 15.3 × 6.2 m · Laser · Dolby Atmos · D-BOX · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 10

  337 seats · 15.8 × 6.6 m · 4K Laser · Dolby Atmos · D-BOX · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 11

  301 seats · 15.6 × 6.6 m · 4K Laser · D-BOX · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 12

  203 seats · 11.9 × 5 m · D-BOX · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 13

  148 seats · 11.5 × 4.8 m · Premium-Sessel
• Kino 14

  125 seats · 11.1 × 4.7 m · Premium-Sessel

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