My favourite cinema, Cinema Verdi in Gràcia, has two separate entrances (C/Verdi, 32 & C/Torrijos, 49), in effect it’s two cinemas, one with five screens and the other with four.Even though it has nine screens it doesn’t feel like a multiplex, it still has the feel of an independent cinema. I used to programme a single-screen cinema in the UK so I appreciate the effort involved in running a nine-screen cinema.The picture and sound quality here is always very good and the seats comfortable. The cinema is a member of the Europa network so there’s always a good choice of quality films in the original language with subtitles, and free notes with every film. Every now and then they’ll screen a new film free of charge. Cines Verdi is not the place to go to see the latest Hollywood blockbuster. And, when you come out after seeing a film, you’re surrounded by dozens of really good nearby bars, cafés and restaurants where you can go with friends and swap opinions. Seven months after first publishing the above Time Out Barcelona magazine voted Verdi as the BEST CINEMA IN THE CITY. Details about this spot (Show on map)
Cines Verdi | Cinemas | Ticket € 7.00
C/Verdi 32 | Gracia | +34932387990
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Hi Lev, thanks for the information. Yes, that’s correct, and if you show a library card or a youth card (carnet jove)you will get reduced price admission Monday to Thursday.
NB. Entrance is reduced to €5 on Mondays!