When does the event start?

Admission starts at 8:30 PM, the film begins at 9:00 PM or at dusk.

How much is a ticket?

The regular admission costs 8 Euros. Reduced rates are 7 Euros, children up to and including 15 years pay 5 Euros.

Where does the open-air cinema take place?

On the Museum Terrace of the City Museum Unterschleißheim at Rathausplatz 1 in 85716 Unterschleißheim.

Are food and drinks available on site?

Yes, for a relaxed cinema evening, drinks and snacks are available on site.

Is the City Museum barrier-free?

No, the City Museum is not barrier-free. The exhibition rooms are located on the 1st floor and there is no elevator.

How long does the film last?

The film The Soft and the Big Tones has a runtime of 103 minutes.

Summer Cinema in the Museum Courtyard: Unterschleißheim Experiences Big Emotions Under the Open Sky

Name: Capitol Cinema goes City Museum - Open-Air Cinema on the Museum Terrace: The Soft and the Big Tones
Start: 2026-08-10T23:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-08-11T01:00:00+02:00
Location: Stadtmuseum Unterschleißheim

Summer Cinema Above the Rooftops of the City Museum: An Evening for Strong Emotions

When the Museum Terrace transforms into an open-air cinema, it creates just that special event atmosphere in Unterschleißheim that makes warm summer evenings unforgettable. Capitol Cinema goes City Museum brings the film The Soft and the Big Tones to the open air on August 10, 2026 – as a relaxed event experience with culture, charm, and audience atmosphere in the best sense.

Open-Air Cinema with Cultural Flair

The cooperation between the City Museum and the Capitol Cinema combines film enjoyment with a place that uniquely brings together history and present. The terrace of the house will become a meeting place on two summer evenings for all who want to not just see cinema, but feel it: the quiet murmuring before it starts, the excitement at the entrance, the first images in the evening light, and snacks and drinks right on site.

The Film of the Evening: Soft Tones, Big Impact

The Soft and the Big Tones tells of growth, sound, and community – a title that fits the character of this evening well. With a runtime of 103 minutes, rated FSK 0 and a mix of comedy and drama, the film is aimed at a wide audience and creates an access that is both entertaining and touching. Exactly this mix makes the cinema experience on the Museum Terrace so attractive for couples, friend groups, and culture-interested visitors.

Location, Process, and Conditions

The venue is located at Rathausplatz in Unterschleißheim and is conveniently embedded in the urban environment. Admission begins at 8:30 PM, and the film starts at 9:00 PM or at dusk. Drinks and snacks are available for the cinema visit. Tickets cost 8 Euros, reduced 7 Euros; children up to and including 15 years pay 5 Euros. The City Museum itself is not barrier-free, the exhibition rooms are on the 1st floor and there is no elevator available.

Why It’s Worth a Visit

This open-air cinema combines event management with a clear target audience focus: uncomplicated, atmospheric, summery, and regionally rooted. Those seeking an evening with culture, cinematic art, and a special place will find a harmonious overall package of event experience, local identity, and relaxed cinema feeling here. An evening at the City Museum promises real summer vibes and a cinematic experience that resonates long after.