Admiral Kino
Vienna-based independent cinema known for curated film programs, themed screenings, and community events.
Last updated October 5, 2026
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Overview
Admiral Kino is an independent cinema located in Vienna, Austria. As a cultural venue, it screens current arthouse films, classics, and themed film series. The cinema is known for its diverse programming, including special events such as "Kino mit Hund" (Cinema with Dog), which allows dogs into the screening hall on the first Thursday of every month; "Kino mit Kipferl" (Cinema with Croissant); "Kino für die Kleinsten" (Cinema for the Littlest Ones); and "Celluloid Sunday" daytime screenings. It also hosts film talks, premieres, and retrospectives. The cinema offers a subscription model called "NONSTOP KINOABO" and a VOD platform called "Kino für Zuhause" (Cinema for Home). Its programming ranges from mainstream films such as Toy Story to independent and international cinema. Admiral Kino is part of Vienna's cinema landscape and contributes to the city's film culture. The cinema's website is its main information hub, listing showtimes, events, and ticketing options. Although the provided evidence contains no specific details about its founding and ownership, according to Wikidata it is identified as a cinema in Vienna, Austria.
History
Admiral Kino is an independent cinema in Vienna, Austria. While its exact founding date is not provided in the available evidence, it has established itself as a notable venue in Vienna's film culture. The cinema's programming includes a mix of current releases, classics, and themed series. It regularly hosts special events such as "Kino mit Hund" (Cinema with Dog), where dogs are allowed into screenings on the first Thursday of each month, and "Kino mit Kipferl" (Cinema with Croissant), a morning screening with a traditional Austrian pastry. Other recurring events include "Kino für die Kleinsten" (Cinema for the Little Ones) aimed at young children, "Celluloid Sunday" matinees, and "Revival Tuesday" showings of older films. The cinema also features film talks, premieres, and retrospectives, such as "Rebellinnen – Fotografie. Underground. DDR." and "STILL//MOVING". In addition to physical screenings, Admiral Kino offers a subscription service called "NONSTOP KINOABO" and a VOD platform "Kino für Zuhause" (Cinema at Home). The cinema's website lists a diverse program, from mainstream films like Toy Story to independent and international cinema. Admiral Kino is recognized as a cinema in Vienna, Austria, as indicated by its Wikidata entry. The venue continues to operate and contribute to Vienna's vibrant cinema landscape.
Products and positioning
Independent arthouse cinema with a community-focused, eclectic program.
Kino mit Hund (Cinema with Dog)
Monthly screening where dogs are welcome for free.
Kino mit Kipferl (Cinema with Croissant)
Morning screenings with a traditional Austrian pastry.
Kino für die Kleinsten (Cinema for the Little Ones)
Screenings designed for very young children.
Celluloid Sunday
Sunday matinee screenings.
Revival Tuesday
Tuesday screenings of classic or older films.
NONSTOP KINOABO
Subscription service for regular cinema visits.
Kino für Zuhause (Cinema at Home)
VOD platform for streaming films at home.
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