Cinemas in London when it rains

Two hours somewhere warm in a very big chair.

• Barbican Centre: Multi-arts venue with cinema, galleries, and performances. Barbican direct.
• Prince Charles Cinema: Cult classics and sing-alongs. Leicester Square 2 mins.
• Electric Cinema Notting Hill: Luxury cinema with sofas and footstools. Notting Hill Gate 5 mins.
• Electric Cinema: Luxury cinema with leather armchairs. Notting Hill Gate 2 mins.
• BFI Southbank: World-class cinema showing classics and new releases.
• The Cinema at Selfridges: Boutique cinema experience inside the department store.
• Curzon Soho Cinema: Independent cinema showing arthouse and mainstream films. Leicester Square 3 mins.
• Picturehouse Central: Central London cinema with great screens and a proper grown-up feel. Ideal rainy-day activity when y
• Curzon Soho: Independent cinema in Soho showing new releases and arthouse picks. Indoors, cosy and a classic wet-
• Everyman Cinema King's Cross: Sofa-style cinema experience with food and drinks at your seat. Great for a treat-yourself rainy eve
• Everyman Cinema: Comfy seats and food-to-your-seat service, ideal for rainy nights.
• BFI Southbank Mediatheque: Archive TV and film you can dip into at your own pace.
• Phoenix Cinema: One of London’s oldest cinemas. Cosy, charming, and properly local.
• Barbican Centre (cinema + wander): Catch a film then roam the brutalist corridors like it’s a maze.
• BFI IMAX: Britain's biggest cinema screen. Waterloo 3 mins.