The Eva is a small district cinema in Wilmersdorf, showing a sophisticated program with less commercial productions.
Oldest Cinema in Wilmersdorf
The Eva Lichtspiele opened in 1913 and is the oldest cinema in the Wilmersdorf district. The elegantly curved neon sign at the entrance already hints at the age of the movie theater. Upon entering, one is transported back to 1920s Berlin. Red, folded fabric billows on the walls, a white cloud curtain in front of the screen, and green wood paneling create a retro feel.
In 1920s Berlin, films here were still accompanied by an orchestra. The building remained almost undamaged during World War II, allowing cinema operations to continue without interruption. Today, a sophisticated program is shown, as well as entertaining films for families with children.
The Top10 Berlin Tip for lovers: For couples, there’s a cozy leather sofa at the very back for snuggling. And if you want to make a special marriage proposal to your loved one – no problem. Proposals can be presented before the start of the show!
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Erfahrungsbericht vom 12.08.2026
Kartenzahlung:
EC, Visa, Mastercard
Eröffnet:
1913, oldest cinema in Wilmersdorf
Ambiente:
1920s retro charm with neon sign and cloud curtain
Programm:
Sophisticated films and family program
Besonderheit:
Leather sofa for couples, marriage proposals possible before the show
Opening Hours
- Mon to Fri: 15:00 – 23:00
- Sat: 10:30 – 23:00
- Sun: 10:30 – 23:00
