Brighton's best-loved cinema is also the oldest showing films continuously in Britain.
First opened by the mayor of Brighton in 1910, the Duke of York's is a Grade II listed building.

The auditorium is said to be legendary for its comfort and has been kept as close as possible to the original character of the building.

The auditorium of the Duke of York Cinema Brighton still houses one of the two balcony boxes from its original opening which you can book at a special price.

The balcony bar is a good place to meet friends before or after a screening and its licensed so that you can enjoy a drink whilst watching a film.

The Duke of York's Cinema Brighton shows most of the best films, from the best of the latest releases to classic movies. It has live cinema events and rarely seen gems from the archive.

On Friday and Saturday they have the ever-popular late shows and Junior Dukes, the Kids Club, takes place every Saturday morning.

To find out what is on at the Duke of Yorks Cinema Brighton www.picturehouse-cinemas.co.uk

Or if you’re going to the Duke of Yorks Cinema Brighton why not stay over at Paskins Town House?