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Cinegreth

Cinegreth is a cinema in Überlingen, occupying the upper floor of the historic Greth building. The Greth occupies a central place in Überlingen’s history. Its conversion into a modern service centre created space for Cinegreth while linking present use with the city’s past. Cinegreth remains a locally run family business. Light wood shapes the interior, whose design respects monument protection within the historic building. Three screening rooms use Dolby SRD and Dolby DTS sound systems. The programme brings together current releases, classic films, dramas, comedies, family productions and children’s cinema events. Families and adults can find different film experiences here. Partial wheelchair accessibility supports some visitors with mobility needs, although the venue is not fully accessible throughout. The cinema also connects with Kammer Tivoli, another local cinema in Überlingen. Both cinemas belong to the same family operation. Cinegreth forms part of Überlingen’s cultural life, linking shared film experiences with a building shaped by city history. Its setting brings cinema and local heritage together.

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