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About Capitol Eupen

Capitol Eupen holds a storied place in the city’s cultural landscape. Opened in December 1933 as an Art Deco cinema, the Capitol’s façade remains a protected monument since 2015, preserving a glimpse of Eupen’s architectural heritage. While the original building was demolished in 2023 except for the façade, the site continues to symbolize Eupen’s cinematic and performance history, including wartime performances and contemporary programming such as Filmtage and RetroVision. For current cinema experiences, nearby Cinema Eupen operates in the Jünglingshaus at Neustraße 86, offering modern cinema amenities with a capacity of great seats and immersive sound. This page covers seating, parking, transportation, and nearby hotel and dining options to help you plan a visit with ease.

Whether you’re tracing the Capitol’s historic path or catching a contemporary film at nearby venues, Eupen combines heritage with modern accessibility. We’ve got you covered with practical details on seating, parking, transit links, and trusted local partners for hotels and dining. Secure your seats and plan your visit with confidence in this welcoming Belgian city on the German-speaking border region.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Original Capitol address: Neustraße 79, 4700 Eupen.
  • Capitol Eupen opened in December 1933 as an Art Deco cinema.
  • In 2023 the Capitol site was demolished, with only the façade remaining.
  • The façade of Capitol was designated as a protected monument (Denkmalschutz) since 2015.
  • Current cinema in Eupen is Cinema Eupen, located at Neustraße 86 in the Jünglingshaus and operated by KultKom.
  • Cinema Eupen has 301 seats (including 2–3 wheelchair spaces) and a large screen with 5.1 surround sound.
  • Free parking for cinema visitors is available directly behind the Jünglingshaus (Loten).
  • Eupen is served by SNCB/NMBS; Eupen station connects to TEC bus services for local transit.
  • Nearby hotel options include Sleepwood Hotel at Neustraße 61, Eupen.
  • Historically notable events include Capitol’s opening in 1933 and performances in Eupen during WWII; modern programming includes events like Filmtage and RetroVision.