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Cinemas in Nuremberg: "Meisengeige" and "Casablanca"

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The small cinemas have a very special ambience

Cinemas in Nuremberg: "Meisengeige" and "Casablanca"

There's no question about it: the huge "Admiral" and "Cinecitta" cinema complexes have the largest selection of recent films. However, smaller cinemas are rather cosier and have a tad more charm. The Meisengeige – the arts cinema near the "Laufer Schlagturm" gate tower – shows independent films and old silent classics on its two screens. Useful tip: Try to grab a seat up on the balcony. And after the film, you can talk shop in the pub just next door. Thanks to its diverse programme, the Casablanca arts cinema has been recognised by the German Federal Commissioner for Culture and Media as one of the best cinemas in Germany. The three-screen cinema shows the latest films, film series, short films and documentaries, and lectures and concerts. Useful tip: Afterwards, you can make yourself at home in the cosy cinema pub.

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The Meisengeige cinema
Am Laufer Schlagturm 3
90403 Nuremberg

Nürnberg Hbf

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