Explore London's Cinemas

At the heart of Memory Palaces is information about cinemas in every corner of London.

Among the wealth of data you can see when they were built, who designed them, what films they first screened and, sadly, in some cases when they were demolished.

Photographs of what the cinemas look like today accompany each entry.

Coronation, Manor Park 1

Coronation Cinema, Manor Park (1911—1968)

Plaza, Camden Town 7

Camden — North

Plaza, Camden Town

211 Camden High Street, NW1

1909—1994

Camden Town

Plaza, Leyton 1

Waltham Forest — North East

Plaza, Leyton

468-474 Hoe Street, E17 9AH

1913—1963

Walthamstow Central

Vue, Piccadilly 5

Westminster — Central

Plaza, Piccadilly

19 Lower Regent Street, SW1Y 4LR

1926—

Piccadilly Circus

Prince Charles Cinema 1

Westminster — Central

Prince Charles Cinema

7 Leicester Place, WC2 7BY

1965—

Leicester Square

Prince Edward Theatre 7

Westminster — Central

Prince Edward Theatre

30 Old Compton Street, W1D 4HS

1930—1978

Tottenham Court Road

Princess Cinema, Dagenham 1

Barking and Dagenham — East

Princess Cinema, Dagenham

12 Princess Parade, New Road, Dagenham, RM10 9LS

1932—1960

Dagenham Heathway

Pyke's Cinematograph Theatre, Cambridge Circus 7

Westminster — Central

Pyke’s Cinematograph Theatre, Cambridge Circus

105-107 Charing Cross Road, WC2H 0BP

1911—1987

Tottenham Court Road

Queens, Bayswater 1

Westminster — West

Queens, Bayswater

98 Bishop's Bridge Road, W2 5AA

1932—1988

Bayswater

Regal, Camberwell 1

Southwark — South

Regal, Camberwell

262-274 Camberwell Road, SE5 ODL

1940—1973

Denmark Hill

Regal, Highams Park 1

Waltham Forest — North East

Regal, Highams Park

485 Hale End Road, E4 9PT

1911—1971

Highams Park

Regal, Streatham 7

Lambeth — South

Regal, Streatham

5 High Road, SW16 1EF

1938—2000

Streatham Hill

Regal, Uxbridge 1

Hillingdon — North West

Regal, Uxbridge

233 High Street, Uxbridge UB8 1LD

1931—1977

Uxbridge

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