Famous classics, local evergreens or up-and-coming pictures of the Austrian movie industry, open air cinema is part of the Viennese urban summer experience, such as ice cream and sweaty public transportation. From famous “Clockwork Orange” to a best-of Coen Brothers collection, to the newest adventures of Josef Hader alias Simon Brenner in Wolfgang Haas’ “Das Ewig Leben” the open-air cinemas provide you annually with cinematographer’s finest under the starry night sky of Vienna. Check the links in our list for the individual program.
But be aware spontaneous summer rain and thirsty mosquitos are always part in the mix. But the hosts are usually well prepared for smaller inconveniences and offer rain coats and mosquito protection.
Open Air Cinemas have become a must in the city. Though cinematographs may argue, but watching and old classic beneath the stars is probably the most enjoyable form of watching and Vienna must not be ashamed of its offer:
- Filmfestival Rathausplatz*,
4.7.-6.9.2015
Language: German
www.filmfestival-rathausplatz.at - Kino unter Sternen*
26.6.-18.7.2015
Karlsplatz/Resselpark Freier Eintritt
Language: German w. subtitles
www.kinountersternen.at - Kino wie noch nie
2.7.-23.8.2015
2., Augartenspitz/Obere Augartenstraße 1e
Language: Original versions with subtitles
www.kinowienochnie.at - Kino am Dach
7., Gürtel/Urban-Loritz-Platz 2a
Language: Original Version with subtitles
18.6.-9.9.2015
http://volxkino.at/kino-am-dach - Arena Sommerkino
3., Baumgasse 80
Language: partly German, partly English with subtitles
1.8.-31.8.2015
www.arena.co.at - Kino im Schloss Neugebäude
11., Otmar-Brix-Gasse 1
Language: German
19.6.-3.9.2015
www.kinoimschloss.at - Volxkino*
Different locations
Language: partly German, partly English with subtitles
28.5.-18.9.2015
www.volxkino.at - youngCaritas Sommerkino
Heiligenstädter Straße 31 | Gürtelbogen 353
Language: partly German, partly English with subtitles
9.-11.7.2015
www.actionfabrik.at
(* - free entry)
