The Czech Republic's first ever drive-in cinema has opened in the capital, Prague.

It's located within the Strahov stadium -- one of the world's biggest, with an arena for thirty-thousand gymnasts and seats for two-hundred-and-fifty thousand spectators.

The stadium was built during in the nineteen-thirties, but had fallen into disuse since the fall of Communism in 1989.

The young entrepreneur behind the idea , Stefan Orsos, says he hopes the project will attract Czechs looking for something new.

The BBC correspondent in Prague says the drive-in's big screen and the cars huddled into a corner of the enormous stadium provided an odd scene.