Venues
Cultural Centre Caisa Helsinki
Caisa is a cultural centre established in 1996 that promotes the development of Helsinki into a diverse city by means of the arts and culture. Caisa hosts performances, events and exhibitions, and also provides teaching in the arts.
Kaikukatu 4 B, 00530 Helsinki
Cultural Centre Caisa has an accessible entrance from Kaikukatu. The premises can be accessed via Leipätehdas inner courtyard. Inside, there is accessible access and level corridors. The premises feature clear signage. Wheelchair spaces in Kino Caisa are accessible by elevator via the third floor. Induction loops are available in the Caisa Hall, the gallery, and Kino Caisa. Guide dogs are welcome.
Gilda Cinema Helsinki
Independent boutique cinema Gilda opened to the public in 2024, and is located on the basement floor of Kulttuurikasarmi in Kamppi between Lasipalatsi square and Narinkka square.
Narinkka 2, 00100 Helsinki
All Gilda auditoriums and other facilities are wheelchair accessible. The auditoriums, toilets, and Gilda Bar are located on the basement floor, which is accessible by lift. All auditoriums have 1-2 wheelchair places that are located in the back row next to the entrances.
Cinema Orion Helsinki
Located in the Kamppi district of Helsinki, the atmospheric Cinema Orion is an Art Deco gem. Built for silent films, the theatre has been in continuous operation since opening to the public in March 1928. The soft, armchair-style seats in the auditorium are often said to be the most comfortable in the city. The theatre is equipped with a 4K digital projector and two 35mm film projectors.
Eerikinkatu 15, 00100 Helsinki
Unfortunately Cinema Orion is not completely accessible to all of the customers with reduced mobility.
Kindly inform the theatre beforehand at the box office or send an email us info@cinemaorion.fi if you are arriving in a wheelchair so they can make sure there is enough staff to guarantee a smooth and pleasent visit to cinema. Wheelchair seating is situated in the balcony. For now it is not unfortunately possible to arrive with an electric wheelchair. Unfortunately the two customer toilets are not accessible by wheelchair either.
Kino Engel Helsinki
Kino Engel is a two-screen art-house cinema on Sofiankatu in Helsinki. Both auditoriums and the lobby can be accessed by a (locked) elevator. Cinema Mondo is responsible for the operation of Kino Engel, and the theater is part of the Europa Cinemas network.
Sofiankatu 4, 00170 Helsinki
Both halls have space for one wheelchair. Please notify the wheelchair in advance so that the staff knows to open the lift: info@cinemamondo.fi or telephone: 0201 555 801.
Kino Konepaja Helsinki
Kino Konepaja is a cozy little cinema and bar at the Vallila Konepaja. In their top-notch screening room, you can watch films on a large screen from comfortable sofas while enjoying refreshments from the bar. The bar offers light bites and snacks, along with a wide selection of drinks.
Konepajanpasaasi, 00510 Helsinki
The accessible entrance is located at Konepajanpasaasi, 00510 Helsinki. The surrounding area involves some construction work and uneven surfaces. The lobby features an accessible route to the cinema auditorium as well as a bar. Kino Konepaja has a single auditorium. Two wheelchair spots are located in the front row. The accessible restroom is located in the same area as the other restroom stalls. The auditorium is equipped with an induction loop system that operates in row 4.
Kino Laika Karkkila
Kino Laika is your one-stop destination for cinema, refreshments and unique sceneries in the booming city of Karkkila, just an hour’s drive from the capital. Founded in 2021 by director Aki Kaurismäki with writer and poet Mika Lätti, Kino Laika consists of a well-furnished movie theatre as well as a fully stocked and accommodating wine bar.
Valurinkatu 2 C, 03600 Karkkila
Laika’s facilities are accessible. Accessible seating is available in the front row of the cinema, with easy access via the public areas. Film screenings are equipped with an induction loop system for the hearing impaired; the coverage area spans rows 2–6.
Cinema Studio / Cultural Centre Valve Oulu
Oulu Film Center is the oldest provincial film center in Finland. Among other things, OEK runs the arthouse cinema Studio, rents 16 mm films, organizes spring and autumn events, seminars, theme weeks and festivals, and maintains a film industry library open to the public.
Hallituskatu 7, 90100 Oulu
Accessible entrance to Cultural Centre Valve is via the door on the Hallituskatu side; the automatic doors open via a motion sensor. There is no audio beacon at the entrance. The entrance on the Ojakatu side is not accessible. Cinema Studio has two wheelchair spots, one on each side of the front row. Please contact the Valve ticket office to book wheelchair spaces. Studio is not equipped with an induction loop.
Kino Myyri Vantaa
Kino Myyri is a cozy cinema in Vantaa, right next to the Myyrmäki train station. It is the eighth Finnish arthouse cinema to be accepted into Europa Cinemas network.
Kinorinne 6, 01600 Vantaa
Kino Myyri is accessible for wheelchairs and there’s an accessible toilet next to the lobby. The auditorium has four wheelchair spaces in the back row. If you need a wheelchair space, we kindly recommend booking in advance.
Tähti Culture and Event Space Helsinki
Tähti is a versatile cultural and event venue located in Helsinki’s Konepaja district. The venue features three stages, two theatre halls, a bar, and a spacious terrace, offering flexible settings for concerts, performances, club nights, and a wide range of cultural events.
Aleksis Kiven katu 17, 00510 Helsinki
The entrance is accessible by wheelchair, although there is a small level difference at the main door. An accessible toilet is available in the building. Please note that there is no accessible parking immediately next to the venue and no induction loop is available.
Cinema Sheryl Espoo
Cinema Sheryl is a student-run cinema located in the Marsio building on Aalto University’s Otaniemi campus. Run by one employee and a team of volunteers, the cinema brings diverse and high-quality film experiences within everyone’s reach. Cinema Sheryl aims to make high-quality cinema as accessible as possible through student-friendly ticket prices and English subtitles for the Internationals in the Helsinki Metropolitan area.
Otakaari 2, 02150 Espoo
The front row has space for two wheel chairs. The venue is located on the ground floor and has no/low thresholds. The building’s doors feature powered openers. A wheelchair accessible restroom is located on the same floor.
Cine Mayahuel Guadalajara, Mexico
Cine Mayahuel is an independent cinema in Guadalajara. For almost four years, its mission has been to diversify the city’s film offering while providing a screen for local and national cinema. They use the screen as a meeting point for the community and are particularly interested in programming films that help us connect with one another and better understand ourselves as a country.
Herrera y Cairo 1035, Capilla de Jesús, 44200 Guadalajara, Jalisco
For accessibility details pleas contact Mayahuel.
Davvenásti Utsjoki
The weekly film club fosters your appreciation of cinema, covering both Sámi films and other movies. Davvenásti is the nothernmost film club in Finland. They screen a film every Thursday starting at 7 p.m. at the Davvenásti premises in the southern Ailigastalo building.
Utsjoentie 46 C, 99980 Utsjoki