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Athens’ finest summer cinemas

The range includes centrally located, quiet, best-priced

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Summer cinemas, a part of the country’s culture, represent one of the most beautiful, retro and touching experiences that have managed to survive in the fast-moving Greek capital. In more recent times, open-air cinemas have also developed into tourist attractions.

Athens offers a range of summer cinema choices, in the city centre, north and south, including truly special spots, some of these modern, sophisticated proposals, and others maintaining yesteryear charm.

We have compiled a Top 10 list for you.

Pool your Cinema
On the 7th floor of the iconic Grand Bretagne hotel at Syntagma, Pool your Cinema is, without a doubt, the city’s most luxurious summer cinema proposal.

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The hotel’s open-air cinema offers classic films and international hits on its big screen by the GB Pool. The cinema outings here culminate with delicious dishes overseen by executive chef Asterios Koustoudis. Filmgoers are served a satisfying combination of handmade nachos, pizza, caramelised popcorn and juicy cheeseburgers, accompanied by a drink, in comfortable armchairs at the pool area.

This marvellous open-air cinema outing is worth experiencing at least once in your lifetime. The lovely, lit-up Lycabettus hill in full direct view further enhances the experience.

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