Azadi Cinema

+ Nearest Metro Station is "Beheshti" so it could solve the parking problem! + facade design & material is awesome ! its like a statue in the center of Tehran. - movie saloon is not so good, its hard searching for your seat while others is sitting! - it takes 10 mins. to find a parking space. - it's a multi-functional complex, so its hard to enjoy your coffee while others running to the movie theater! - Emergency exit stairs is horrible! who is responsible?! call them!

One of the best cinemas in Tehran if you want to watch Persian movies. It's near to Mirzaye Shirazi Metro Station in line 3 of the Tehran Metro.

I love the environment, the quality of playback on screen is good. The shops sell junk food at very high price! i advice you buy popcorn and snacks outside of cinema.

This is a nice modern high building and cultural center, I watched a movie in the 7th floor and the sound system and design of the hall were good, has a several elevators, escalators and stairways to reach the halls, a good buffet and very clean restrooms and an emergency exit staircase, the only problem of going to cinema is the movies themselves! I prefer to watch non Iranian movies or animation movies, the only options were Iranian comedies which is awful.

A good cinema in tehran The around streets are so crowded but because of metro station (Mirzaye shirazi metro station) near which is near (less than 100 meters) you can easily get to this place This cinema complex has more than 7 saloon in order to watch different movies at the same time also good market and cafe to buy anything ypu need for watching a movie!

Azadi Cinema Complex is a cineplex building located at Beheshti Street in Tehran. It is used for movie premieres and various entertainment events. The cinema was inaugurated on 23 April 1969 as Shahre Farang Cinema. It was renamed Azadi Cinema in 1980. It had two screens. Located on the Azadi Square, the building caught fire on numerous occasions in 1976, 1990, and on 18 April 1997, which caused its closure. Zeydabadi-Nejad writes, "Of particular importance among cinema halls was Azadi, one of the most popular in Tehran. It hosted the Imposed War Film Festival in 1983. The cinema was destroyed by a fire in 1998. The site was left vacant for 8 years. A new cineplex was opened, in 2008. Azadi Cinema Complex now has five screens, one with 600 seats and others with 200 each. The complex is one of the major cineplexes in Tehran, with the one at Mellat Park. The building now hosts a Cinematheque and was described in the Tehran Times as follows: "It is one of the landmarks of Tehran, marking the west entrance to the city, and is part of the Azadi Cultural and Artistic Complex, which also includes an underground museum.

One of the best cinema complexes in Tehran. There is no 3D as far as I know. Not been there since covid. Not exactly a wheelchair friendly place. Parking is a big problem. Some times you need to travel so far to find a space. Food is awful 😖. Coffee shop is awful. So better to eat before or after.

Cinema Azadi is one of the best cinemas in Iran, which of course suffered a fire a long time ago and was rebuilt. This cinema complex was built in several separate floors and with several relatively modern and clean theaters, which has the ability to play a variety of movies ready for release, and with the good design that was done in the construction of this complex (both in terms of sound engineering and in terms of light) you can enjoy watching the movie you want.