Pathe de Munt

Pathe de Munt is a cinema located in the heart of Amsterdam, housed in a former 19th-century post office building. The venue combines modern multiplex amenities with historic charm, featuring multiple screens that show a wide range of films, from Hollywood blockbusters to independent and international releases. The interior retains original architectural details like high ceilings, ornate moldings, and a grand staircase, creating a unique movie-going atmosphere. Located on Vijzelstraat, it's a short walk from the Muntplein square and the Flower Market, making it a convenient stop for a film after sightseeing. The cinema also has a café and bar area where you can grab a drink before or after the show.

Don't miss

• Watch a film in the beautifully restored main auditorium with its original ceiling decorations
• Enjoy a drink at the bar, which occupies the former post office's grand hall
• Catch an English-language film with Dutch subtitles (most screenings are in original language)
• Explore the nearby Muntplein square and the floating Flower Market before or after your movie
• Check the schedule for special screenings, film festivals, or live events

Tickets & tours

Ways to visit Pathe de Munt

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Know before you go

• Most films are shown in their original language with Dutch subtitles, so English speakers can enjoy them easily.
• Snacks and drinks are available for purchase, but you can also bring your own (check policy).
• Seats are assigned, so choose your preferred spot when booking.
• The cinema is in a busy area; arrive a bit early to find your screen and settle in.

A bit of history

The building originally served as the main post office for Amsterdam, opening in 1899. After the postal service moved out in the 1980s, the structure was renovated and converted into a cinema, which opened in 1991. The facade and public areas retain their historic character.