Historical cinema and classic screenings at Cine Cervantes

Located on the central calle Amor de Dios, Cine Cervantes is an authentic living relic of Spanish cinematic heritage. Originally opened in 1873 as Gran Teatro Cervantes and converted into a movie theater in 1909, it holds the title of the oldest active commercial cinema in Seville.

Going to see a movie at the Cervantes is an experience that transcends the usual commercial theater listing. Its auditorium retains the majesty of old performance halls, surrounded by golden boxes, red velvet curtains, a giant screen of spectacular proportions, and breathtaking acoustics that bring back the magic of classic cinema for the viewer.

Tickets are priced from 6€ depending on the day and scheduled session (including the usual discounts on viewer's day). Sessions are distributed between afternoons and nights throughout the week, offering a unique opportunity to enjoy commercial and auteur cinema in a unique historical architectural setting.