Commercial multiplex in Milano, Italy Part of Cinenauta · Opened 1 Jan 1940
Three-screen cinema in Milan's Buenos Aires-Venezia district, operated by Cinenauta (which also operates Cinema Ducale). Originally opened in 1940 as the single-screen Cinema Arcobaleno with 823 seats (https://cinematreasures.org/theaters/22557). Converted into the three-screen Arcobaleno Film Center (then part of the Unicinema group) in a 2000-2001 renovation designed by Architetti Associati (D.L. arch. Andrea Savio) (https://www.andreasavio.it/project/cinemaarcobaleno); the new multiplex opened to the public on 15 February 2001 (https://boxofficebiz.it/news/multisale-a-milano-riapre-il-cinema-arcobaleno/). Hosts Nexo Digital special events and original-language screenings with Italian subtitles on Tuesdays (https://zero.eu/it/luoghi/2835-arcobaleno-filmcenter,milano/). The official site states the cinema is fully accessible to wheelchair users with no architectural barriers (https://cinenauta.it/arcobaleno/).