ODEON Luxe
Uniquely designed for Royal, Global and European film premieres, ODEON Luxe Leicester Square is one of the most iconic cinemas in the world.
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24-26 Leicester Square,
London WC2H 7JY,
United Kingdom
A 3-min walk from the National Gallery
ODEON Luxe was the first Dolby Cinema in the UK.
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