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Ciné Château
Municipal cinema of the Faucigny in the heart of Bonneville, with digital projection. National releases, family sessions and themed evenings follow one another year-round in a programme refreshed each week, open to the whole Faucigny population.
At a glance
Type
Cinema
Access
Indoor · year-round
Price
Full price ~€9-12 · reduced ~€6-8 · Pass Culture · subscription card
Duration
~1 h 30 – 3 h depending on the film
Best season
Year-round
Town
Bonneville
Wheelchair access
Accessible Source: Site officiel Ciné Château
What is Ciné Château
Ciné Château is a cinema located in Bonneville, Haute-Savoie. Ciné Château is Bonneville's municipal cinema, digitally equipped and open year-round to the Faucigny community. The venue offers a weekly programme rotating with national releases, art-house films in original version (OV) or dubbed (VF) depending on the showing, occasional previews and themed events (festivals, talks with directors, family screenings).
Character and atmosphere. Run with a local cultural-service ethos, Ciné Château offers an accessible programme blending mainstream, art-house, family films and event collaborations with local associations. The cinema welcomes families, couples, students and film buffs in a friendly setting where comfortable seats, quality sound and digital HD projection (with laser projection where available) ensure a modern experience. Ticketing typically includes full price, reduced rate (students, under 14/18, jobseekers), the French youth Pass Culture (ages 15-20), morning shows and a season pass (5- or 10-ticket booklet) to lower the per-seat cost.
Practical info and access. The cinema is located in Bonneville (74130), sub-prefecture of the Faucigny, 25 km from Annecy and 35 km from Geneva. Tickets are available on site and online (official site or partner platforms such as AlloCiné) for quick booking. Parking is usually available nearby and screens are wheelchair accessible. Concession stand on site. Programming changes every week — check the official site or local press for current films and showtimes.
Activities
What you can do here
Practical
Practical information
Address
Central Bonneville, 74130 Bonneville (exact address on AlloCiné) View on map
GPS coordinates
46.0788° N · 6.4072° E
Phone
to be confirmed (AlloCiné or Faucigny-Glières Tourist Office)
Official site
to be confirmed
Opening times
Weekly programme refreshed on Wednesday. Evening screenings throughout the week, afternoon screenings on bank holidays, Wednesday, weekends and school holidays.
Prices
Full price ~€9-11, reduced rate ~€6-7, Pass Culture, subscription cards. Exact 2026 prices to be confirmed on AlloCiné or at the box office.
Booking
Tickets on site and online (AlloCiné / official site). Booking generally not required.
Average duration
~1 h 30 – 3 h depending on the film
Parking
Public car parks near the centre. Street parking often free outside regulated zones.
Accessibility
Auditoriums accessible to people with reduced mobility. Dedicated spaces, adapted toilets.
Audience
All audiences (depending on the film)
Languages
French-dubbed (VF) mainly; subtitled original version on arthouse films and events.
Access
How to get there
By car
From Annecy (~25 km), A41 then A40 exit 16 Bonneville, ~25 min. From Geneva (~35 km), A40 exit 16, ~30 min. Public car parks nearby.
Open in MapsPublic transport
Bonneville SNCF station served by TER and Léman Express. Local Faucigny-Glières buses.
Open in MapsBy bike
Cycling routes along the Arve. Bike racks in the town centre.
Open in MapsNearest stops
- Bonneville · SNCF (TER) · 726 m
- SNCF (TER) · Official fares & timetables →
Transport data verified on 2026-06-15 · source transport.data.gouv.fr (Licence Etalab 2.0)
When to visit
When to visit
All year round — weekly programme renewed on Wednesday. Busier in the evening (6 pm-10 pm), on weekends and around event releases. Morning and late-afternoon sessions are quietest. Winter: ideal back-up when weather closes the slopes.
Events : The cinema joins national operations (Fête du Cinéma in late June/early July, Printemps du Cinéma in March, Rentrée du Cinéma in September) and hosts occasional previews, talks with directors and pop-up cine-clubs. Programming changes every Wednesday — see the official site.
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
What films are showing at Ciné Château this week?
The programme at Ciné Château is refreshed every week, generally on Wednesday. Check AlloCiné or the local press for the weekly schedule.
How do you buy a ticket for Ciné Château?
You can buy your ticket at the box office, online on the official site or via a partner platform (AlloCiné). Collection at the terminal or via an e-ticket on your smartphone.
What are the prices at Ciné Château?
Prices include full rate (~€9-12), reduced rate (students, under-14s/under-18s, jobseekers), Pass Culture (15–20-year-olds), morning rate and subscription cards. Exact 2026 prices are on the official site or on the price list at the box office.
Are films in OV or dubbed at Ciné Château?
It depends on the session. Mainstream releases are shown in French-dubbed (VF). Arthouse films, classics or festival titles may be offered in subtitled original version. The format is shown on the ticket page for each session.
Is there parking at Ciné Château?
Yes, parking is available near Ciné Château (dedicated car park, public car park or nearby streets depending on location). Check the conditions (free/paid) on site or on the official site.
Is Ciné Château accessible to people with reduced mobility?
Yes, the auditoriums are equipped for people with reduced mobility (PRM spaces, step-free or lift access, adapted toilets). To confirm for a specific screening, contact the cinema.
Does the cinema offer sessions for young audiences?
Yes, the cinema regularly programmes films for young audiences (Wednesday, Saturday, school holidays) as well as specific operations (Ciné-goûter, École et cinéma, holiday events). The young-audience programme is published each week.
Sources
Sources & verification
Multi-source verification at publication. Information may change — confirm with the official operator before travelling.
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