“Why is their blanket moving up and down?”

Have your own Danny and Sandy Drive In moment with 3 of Europe’s best open air cinemas…

‘Giant screen to the left, the Acropolis to the right, yep this will work.’

One of the oldest cinemas in Greece, Ciné Paris is a rooftop cinema above an old building stuffed with classic movie posters.

Watch English language films with a cold Greek beer as the Acropolis looms over your head. Psst! The building's under construction this year, so add this one to your bucket list.

The Swiss might take the 6pm start time seriously but they know how to have fun with cult films and giant post-screening karaoke sessions.

Ciné transat is a pop-up outdoor cinema in Perle du Lac Park with views over Lake Geneva.

Plus it’s free (literally the only free thing to do in Geneva), so pop a bottle of wine in your backpack and you’re set for a night of el cheapo schmoozin.

Just your classic club / farmer’s market / theatre / bar / cinema.

Szimpla Kert kills all the birds with a big fat rock. Technically a ruin bar, this ‘event space’ holds special screenings of old-school fims and award-winning shorts.

Nab a stool at the outdoor courtyard and stick around after the film to see things get messy.