Blu-ray store Europe
Blu-rays from our collection. Buy second-hand and new Blu-ray Discs.
Shops that stock Blu-ray films.
Amsterdam
Concerto
Eye Filmmuseum Shop
IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam
The shop inside Amsterdam's Eye Filmmuseum. Sells DVDs, Blu-rays, film books, and memorabilia. Focus on arthouse, restoration, and international cinema.
Antwerp
Panoply Books & Records
Wolstraat 1, 2000 Antwerpen
Independent shop buying and selling used books, records, tapes, CDs, DVDs, Blu-rays, and comics.
Barcelona
El Setanta-Nou
Carrer dels Tallers, Barcelona
Specialist film shop in the Raval neighbourhood stocking DVD, Blu-ray, and 4K UHD across all genres and eras.
La Luz Azul
Carrer del Call 10, 08002 Barcelona
Dedicated Blu-ray and 4K UHD specialty shop stocking boutique label releases from Criterion, BFI, Arrow, Eureka, and Indicator. Located in the Gothic Quarter.
Berlin
Dussmann das KulturKaufhaus
Friedrichstraße 90, 10117 Berlin
Vast multi-floor cultural emporium open until midnight on weekdays. The film section has an extensive DVD and Blu-ray selection covering European, American, and international cinema.
Filmgalerie Berlin
Invalidenstraße 148, 10115 Berlin
One of Germany's most traditional film video shops with over 28,000 titles. Specialises in film as art.
Videodrom
Friesenstraße 11, 10965 Berlin
Berlin's oldest independent film video store, open since 1984 with over 40,000 titles on DVD and Blu-ray. Known for exceptional arthouse and cult cinema.
Brussels
Pêle-Mêle
Boulevard Maurice Lemonnier 55-59, 1000 Brussels
Brussels's largest second-hand culture shop selling books, comics, DVDs, Blu-rays, vinyl, and CDs. The main city-centre branch has the biggest physical media section.
Budapest
Lemezkuckó
Király utca 67, Budapest
Long-established record and media shop since 1986, stocking CDs, LPs, DVDs, and Blu-rays.
Copenhagen
Accord
Dublin
IFI Film Shop
Irish Film Institute, 6 Eustace Street, Temple Bar, Dublin 2
The physical shop inside the Irish Film Institute, specialising in Irish film alongside international arthouse titles.
Edinburgh
Fopp
42 Shandwick Place, Edinburgh EH2 4RT
Stocks 12,000+ films and TV shows on 4K, Blu-ray, and DVD, with a specialist focus on world cinema and boutique labels.
Hamburg
VC Movie
Fuhlsbüttler Straße 104, 22305 Hamburg
Independent film shop with over 15,000 items in stock including feature films, TV series, and collector's editions.
Helsinki
Filmihullu-leffakauppa
Kampinkuja 2C, Kamppi, Helsinki
Helsinki's foremost independent film shop. Specialises in arthouse, cult, and international cinema on DVD and Blu-ray. Also stocks film books, posters, and merchandise.
Pieni Leffakauppa
Vaasankatu 27, 00500 Helsinki
Small independent film shop open since 1997 in Kallio district. Specialises in classic, arthouse, cult, and genre movies. Sells both new and used DVD and Blu-ray.
Lisbon
Cinemateca Portuguesa Shop
Rua Barata Salgueiro 39, 1269-059 Lisboa
The shop inside Portugal's national film archive and cinema museum. Carries curated DVDs, Blu-rays, and film books.
London
BFI Shop
BFI Southbank, Belvedere Road, London SE1 8XT
The physical shop in the main foyer of BFI Southbank. Stocks the full BFI Blu-ray and DVD range plus titles from Criterion, StudioCanal Vintage Classics, and other boutique labels.
Fopp
Foyles
107 Charing Cross Road, London WC2H 0DT
The flagship Foyles bookshop has a substantial DVD and Blu-ray department specialising in classic, British, and world cinema. Stocks thousands of titles from BFI, Eureka, Network, and Artificial Eye.
Lyon
Institut Lumière – Librairie du Premier-Film
25 Rue du Premier-Film, 69008 Lyon
The bookshop and DVD/Blu-ray store inside the Institut Lumière, at the birthplace of cinema. Over 9,500 DVD and Blu-ray references alongside 6,000+ film books.
Librairie La Bourse
8 Rue Lanterne, 69001 Lyon
Specialist independent bookshop with a dedicated arthouse cinema DVD and Blu-ray section. Nearly 10,000 titles.
Madrid
DVD Store Spain
Calle de Gascueña 35, 28022 Madrid
Considered one of the best film collectibles stores in Spain, specialising in physical media across all formats. A destination for collectors seeking rare and out-of-print titles.
Milan
Bloodbuster
Via Panfilo Castaldi 21, 20124 Milano
Milan's cult film shop since 1999, specialising in B-movie, horror, giallo, and genre cinema. Stocks DVD, Blu-ray, VHS, and memorabilia.
Munich
Hugendubel
Karlsplatz 11-12, 80335 München
Large Munich bookshop and media retailer with a well-stocked DVD and Blu-ray film section, covering European arthouse alongside mainstream releases.
Oslo
Platekompaniet
Karl Johans gate, Oslo
Norway's largest record store chain with a flagship in central Oslo. Stocks CDs, vinyl, Blu-ray, DVD, and 4K releases with a wide selection.
Paris
Hors-Circuits
4 Rue de Nemours, 75011 Paris
Independent DVD and Blu-ray shop and video club open since 2003, with over 4,000 titles focused on rare and surprising discoveries. Also stocks cinema books and magazines, and hosts regular filmmaker events.
Metaluna Store
7 Rue Dante, 75005 Paris
Specialist in genre, cult, and heritage cinema. Stocks DVD, Blu-ray, 4K, VHS, Laserdisc, OST vinyl, fanzines, and collectibles. In the Latin Quarter.
Potemkine
30 Rue Beaurepaire, 75010 Paris
Flagship cinephile boutique near Canal Saint-Martin with a cafe. Stocks DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD, film books, cinema posters, and vinyl soundtracks. One of the premier physical media destinations in Europe.
Prague
Terryho ponožky
Vodičkova 41, 110 00 Praha 1 (Světozor passage)
Film merchandise and media shop adjacent to the Světozor arthouse cinema. Sells DVDs, Blu-rays, film books, magazines, and movie posters.
Rome
Hollywood (Tutto sul Cinema)
Via di Monserrato 107, Rome
Historic shop open since 1983, described as the first boutique in Italy entirely dedicated to auteur cinema. Sells DVDs, Blu-rays, film posters, and stills.
Stockholm
Stockholms Serie & Skivhandel
Grevgatan 34, Stockholm
Second-hand media shop in Östermalm selling vinyl, CD, DVD, Blu-ray, video games, and comics.
The Hague
Blu-rayDVDshop.nl
Voorstondenstraat 44, 2548 SW Den Haag
Specialist physical media shop in The Hague dealing in DVD and Blu-ray films. One of the few dedicated physical film media retail stores in the Netherlands.
Vienna
DVD Paradies
Kandlgasse 24, 1070 Wien
Specialist DVD and Blu-ray shop in Vienna's 7th district, stocking a wide range of titles including uncut and collector's editions.
Warsaw
Dom Sztuki
ul. Wiolinowa 14, Warsaw
Poland's largest film rental and sales service with over 15,000 titles on DVD, Blu-ray, 4K UHD. Physical store open to the public.
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Europe is Region B territory. A disc bought in Berlin plays in Barcelona, Amsterdam, and Warsaw, and UK editions play on the continent too. The exceptions are imports: most American discs are Region A and need a region-free player. 4K UHD discs are region free by design, so any 4K edition plays anywhere.
Prices for the same edition differ per country, sometimes by half. StudioCanal sells the same restoration in France, Germany, and the UK under different covers, and the German pressing is often the cheapest. Within the EU there are no customs charges, so ordering across a border costs only shipping. From the UK to the EU, VAT and handling fees apply since Brexit.
Below: what the buying landscape looks like per country, and the shops worth a detour. occine keeps a directory of 36 independent stores across 26 European cities, each with its own page.
Germany
Germany is the largest disc market on the continent and the home of the mediabook, a disc bound into a small illustrated book. Labels like Turbine and Plaion Pictures serve collectors; chains like Media Markt and Saturn still carry discs in-store; Dussmann in Berlin stocks one of Europe's deepest film sections. German editions usually carry original audio, and many add English subtitles.
France
France treats the disc as an object of cinephile culture. Carlotta and Potemkine publish reference editions of Tarkovsky, Melville, and Varda, and Fnac remains a genuine physical retailer with film shelves in every large city. The catch for foreign buyers: many French editions carry French subtitles only. Paris has the densest cluster of specialist shops in Europe.
Netherlands
The Dutch market is small and online-first: Bol dominates mainstream titles, and dedicated disc shops are rare enough to count on one hand. Dutch pressings usually keep original audio with Dutch subtitles. Collectors here order from Germany and the UK as a matter of routine, since shipping from either arrives within days.
Belgium
Belgium splits its buying between French and Dutch retail channels, and Brussels rewards the second-hand hunter: the city's used-media shops carry deep DVD and Blu-ray sections at flat prices. Fnac operates here too. For new boutique editions, Belgians typically order from France, Germany, or the UK.
Spain
Spain's disc scene concentrates in Barcelona and Madrid, with Fnac and El Corte Ingles as the mainstream anchors and a stubborn network of independents around them. Spanish editions of catalogue titles are often the cheapest Region B pressings in Europe, worth checking before ordering the UK equivalent.
Italy
Italy gave the world giallo, and Italian genre cinema fills the catalogues of half the boutique labels on this page. Domestic retail is thinner: Feltrinelli and Mondadori stores carry mainstream discs, while collectors order the restored editions of their own national cinema from UK labels like Arrow and 88 Films.
Austria and Switzerland
Both markets ride on Germany's: the same editions, the same labels, often the same webshops. Vienna and Zurich keep a few specialist shops of their own. Swiss buyers pay import VAT on EU orders, so many order domestic or pick up discs while travelling.
Nordics
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, and Finland buy mostly online, but the record-store tradition keeps discs on physical shelves: Norway's largest record chain stocks 4K and Blu-ray in central Oslo. Nordic editions carry original audio with local subtitles, and out-of-print Scandinavian cinema is a collecting niche of its own.
Poland and Central Europe
Poland is the growth market of European physical media: local distributors press Region B editions of both Hollywood and Polish classics at prices well under Western European level. Warsaw and Krakow have active second-hand scenes. Czech and Hungarian editions exist but check subtitle coverage per title.
United Kingdom and Ireland
The UK is Europe's boutique-label capital: Arrow, Eureka, Second Sight, Radiance, 88 Films, and the BFI all publish from there, and HMV survives on the high street. Since Brexit, EU buyers pay VAT and courier handling on UK orders, which adds a fixed cost that matters more on cheap discs than on box sets. Dublin's Irish Film Institute shop covers Irish cinema alongside arthouse titles.
Find Blu-ray and DVD stores near you - 26 cities across Europe.