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28.5.–
2.6.2024
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METRO Kinokulturhaus

Johannesgasse 4, 1010 Vienna

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The aim is to organize the event according to the criteria of the Austrian Eco-label for Green Events.

The METRO Kinokulturhaus for Austrian and international film shows retrospectives and homages as well as interesting temporary exhibitions. The heart of the METRO is a historic, heritage listed cinema auditorium dating to 1893, which was converted into a theater in 1924. With its wood paneling and red interior, it ranks among the most beautiful cinemas in Vienna nowadays.

At the 21st edition of the festival, the METRO Kinokulturhaus will host the programs of the Animation Avantgarde competition, the Late Night program in addition to analog film programs, live performances and the Austrian Music Video Award (MUVI) with a cinema concert by Kimyan Law.

© Vienna Shorts, Peter Griesser

ACCESSIBILITY

Barrier free accessible

  • The METRO Kinokulturhaus is barrier free accessible. The staff is familiar with assisting people with disabilities and will be happy to provide information about the barrier free accessibility by phone.

To get there

  • The nearest bus stop is 550 m away (Opera, Karlsplatz).

  • There is a public disabled parking lot nearby. In the first district, vehicles marked with a parking permit for the disabled in accordance with § 29b StVO may park for an unlimited period of time in residents' parking spaces at no additional cost.

  • The way from the barrier free parking lot to the main entrance door is level and continuous and asphalted or concreted.

Entrance

  • The folding door (glass door) must be opened manually and is at least 90 cm wide. There is at least 150 cm x 150 cm space in front of and behind the door. The bar staff has a good view of the entrance area and will help if necessary.

Event room

  • The event room is accessible without steps and has the necessary movement areas. There are dedicated wheelchair spaces (accompanying person free of charge).

  • Short films can sometimes get a bit loud. You can easily pick up earplugs at the box office.

Aisle widths

  • Clear space between furniture is at least 90 cm.

  • There are sufficiently large turning circles of at least 150 cm.

  • There are no level risings in the customer area.

Guest room

  • The guest room is accessible without steps.

  • The guest room has a barrier-free coat room, as well as necessary movement areas and turning circles.

  • The tables in the guest room have a height of 70 cm to 85 cm.

  • The free space between the table legs is at least 80 cm wide.

  • The table legs are not connected by cross braces. The clear depth at the tables is at least 60cm measured from the front edge.

  • At least some chairs or benches in the dining room have armrests.

  • Menu: We use a large sans serif font. The font contrasts with the background. The menu also includes information about the ingredients of the dishes.

Buffet

  • The buffet is accessible without steps.

  • There is sufficient space for movement in the buffet area.

  • The dishes offered are named with a sign with sufficient font sizes. Information about allergens is provided.

  • Bar tables suitable for wheelchairs are available.

Toilets

  • Accessibility: The toilet is accessible without steps. The toilet door (at least 80 cm wide) opens outwards and is smooth-running. The toilet measures at least 220 x 215 cm.

  • There is at least 90 cm of space to the left of the toilet (shell).

  • The toilet bowl is at a height between 46 and 48 cm. There are stable grab bars on both sides.

  • The wheelchair-accessible washbasin is equipped with a single-lever mixer.

  • Soap dispenser and towels are within reach at a maximum height of 110 cm.

  • Handles and operating elements are designed with high contrast.

  • There is NO emergency call device.