Delphi Filmpalast is a Yorck arthouse cinema on Kantstraße, beside Zoologischer Garten station. The building opened in the late 1920s as the Delphi Palast dance hall, and Walter Jonigkeit restored it after the war and reopened it as a cinema in 1949. The Berlinale was held there in 1952, and Yorck says it has long served as a premiere cinema and Berlinale venue. Its auditorium has more than 600 seats and 4K laser projection, and Yorck says films can still be shown there in 70mm. The jazz club Quasimodo is in the basement of the same building.
Yorck's programme here mixes current releases with matinees, premieres and occasional Q&As with filmmakers. On its listings, DF marks German-language audio and OmU and OmeU mark original versions with German or English subtitles; none of these labels by itself means English audio. Our listings here are for English-audio screenings.
Yorck lists Zoologischer Garten for S-Bahn, U-Bahn and buses, with bike racks in Fasanenstraße. There are several steps at the main entrance, where staff can provide a ramp, and a platform lift to the auditorium; electric wheelchairs cannot use it because of their weight. The wheelchair space is on the right, in front of the third row, and there are no barrier-free toilets. Yorck's accessibility page has the details.