Opened in 1996, Exeter Picturehouse sits within the city walls on the site of a 1930s bus garage. During exploration prior to redevelopment, the ground was found to contain Roman artefacts. Architects Burrell Foley Fischer designed a stylish, modern cinema in sympathy with its historic location, and which had to take into account its position on a steep hill. The light and airy first-floor café-bar offers sweeping views over the Devonshire countryside.
Adult £11.80
Member £9.80
Retired £10.80
Retired Member £8.80
Student £10.80
Student Member £8.80
Child £8.10
Family* £32.40
Adult £10.90
Member £8.90
Retired £9.90
Retired Member £7.90
Student £9.90
Student Member £7.90
Child £7.90
Family* £31.60
Adult £9.20
Member £7.20
Retired £8.20
Retired Member £6.20
Student £8.20
Student Member £6.20
Child £7.20
Family* £28.80
Adult £7.70
Member £5.70
Retired £7.70
Retired Member £5.70
Student £7.70
Student Member £5.70
Child £5.70
Family* £22.80
There is a £1.50 booking fee per transaction for telephone and online bookings. This fee does not apply to Picturehouse Members, or to tickets purchased in person at the cinema.
3D films cost £1.30 extra per person, not including 3D glasses. These cost an additional 70p and can be purchased at the cinema if you do not have your own.
*Family tickets are for four people, at least two of whom must be under 15. Not applicable to premium-priced screenings.
Tickets for Discover and Vintage Sundays screenings are £5 for Members (£8 general admission).
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The following bus routes run close to the cinema: A, B, E, G, Green, L, P.
The nearest stations are Exeter St Thomas (7-minutes walk) and Exeter Central (10-minutes walk).
Check the National Rail website for up-to-date travel information.
There is a secure bike rack in front of the cafe bar entrance.
There is limited parking space in the area. For more information please visit the Exeter City Council website.
