Cinemas
There is only one cinema left in the Marais
but the rooms of Beaubourg and Les Halles are not far away…
MK2 Beaubourg
6 rooms
50, rue Rambuteau (3e)
M° Rambuteau
Opened in 1981, classified as an art house cinema.
Luminor Hôtel de Ville (formerly Le Latina)
2 rooms
20, Temple Street (4e)
M° City Hall
Founded in 1912, it was one of the first silent cinemas in Paris. Closed during the Second World War, it reopened its doors in the 1960s. Classified as an arthouse cinema.
MK2 Bastille
(Fg Saint-Antoine side)
3 rooms
5, Faubourg Saint-Antoine (11e)
M° Bastille
Opened in 1939 under the name Radio-Cité-Bastille, this cinema screens newsreels. In 1961, it was renamed Le Bastille. In 1971, it became a screening room for X-rated films with a room of 475 seats. Since 1984, it has been a three-room complex.
MK2 Bastille
(Beaumarchais side)
4 rooms
4, boulevard Beaumarchais (11e)
M° Good News
The former 14 Juillet-Bastille was the first venue taken over by Marin Karmitz during the creation of the MK2 group in 1974.
Majestic Bastille
2 rooms
(including one, panoramic, with an 11 meter screen)
4, boulevard Richard-Lenoir (11e)
M° Bastille
Opened in 1934, this neighborhood cinema called Bastille Palace became, in the 1970s, a screening room for B films and X-rated films. Renamed Majestic Bastille in 1995, it is classified as an art house.
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