Cinema Batalha (Porto) - Technical Details and Support Facilities

Technical Details and Support Facilities

The Cinema Batalha has the following features: 1st and 2nd stalls, the dress circle, the boxes, upper circle and the reserved and general gallery

  • Two auditoriums (one with 950 seated places - stalls (346), dress circle (222) and upper circle (382)) and another for 135 people;
  • Two bars and a restaurant with terrasse - a good suggestion for tourists that wish to take a look at the design of the building is to "sneak a peek inside the cinema by grabbing a cheap buffet meal on the top floor at Restaurante Batalha"

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