Like Europe but can't stand football? Here's how to enjoy the culture of every one of the 24 countries taking part in the competition, without having to look at a single ball. Well, maybe a cricket ball.
Albania
Hmm. Ever tried finding Albanian things to do in London? We've settled for Cafe Koha in the West End — a convivial place to eat, set up by two Albanians. Maybe you'll meet them and have a chat about Albania.
Austria
London has a few dedicated Austrian restaurants, but The Tiroler Hut in Westbourne Grove has been peddling the likes of schweinsbraten mit semmelknödel und sauerkraut dazu viel bratensaft since 1967. And they wear lederhosen. Go here.
Belgium
The work of Belgian surrealist Henri Michaux has been interpreted into a dance performance, which gets its first UK airing at Sadler's Wells on 20 and 21 June.
Croatia
Marin Cilic is Croatian, and will probably be playing at the Wimbledon Championships this year. Sorted.
Czech Republic
From 10-15 June, Covent Garden's Czech Centre is screening D.O.V — a 15-minute film about the decommissioning and cultural regeneration of Dolni Vitkovice, an ironworks in Ostrava.
England
Easy one, this. Go and watch football's nemesis, cricket. Plenty of the stuff happening at Lord's this June and July.
France
Learn where to be French in London.
Germany
Find out how there's more to German cuisine than bratwurst sausages and pork knuckles, at Claudia's four-course supper club in north east London.
Hungary
Until 9 July you can catch 6 out of 5 — an exhibition by avant garde Hungarian artist Dóra Maurer, spanning over 50 years, and mediums including painting, drawing, printmaking, photography and filmmaking.
Iceland
Ogle rocks that are actually younger than you, namely those created during 2010's Eyjafjallajökull eruption in Iceland. From 4-10 July at The Royal Society.
Italy
Give football the finger while diving into one of the hedonistic party brunches held every Saturday at Battersea's Bunga Bunga.
Northern Ireland
If you like fancy footwork of a non-footballing kind, give Irish set dancing a go at Cecil Sharp House.
Poland
Soak up Polish jazz at Cafe Posk, throughout Euro 2016.
Portugal
Gorge on grilled meat and port in Little Lisbon, Stockwell. Although be warned — some of these restaurants may be screening a certain football tournament.
Republic of Ireland
The London Irish Centre has a weekend of Irish arts on 24-26 June.
Romania
Discover Romanian cinema at the BFI until 30 June.
Russia
If you're already flagging in the first day or two of the tournament, escape with Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake, at the Royal Albert Hall until 12 June.
Slovakia
Gorge on Slovakian roasted duck leg and wild boar with dumplings at Gambrinus Czech & Slovak House in West Hampstead. The bar may be showing footie, but the restaurant shouldn't be. Bring ear plugs. (This can, of course, be your Czech option too.)
Spain
Learn Spanish language, and absorb Spanish culture... by making and scoffing tapas in someone's kitchen in Worcester Park.
Sweden
Spend a Sunday morning at the Svenska kyrkan in Edgware Road. You can repent for scoffing your face here.
Switzerland
Go and ponder the surreal work of Alberto Giacometti at Tate Modern.
Turkey
Go on, treat yourself to a Turkish bath in Stoke Newington.
Ukraine
The Ukranian Insitute is hosting its monthly book group on 18 June. Last Woman, Last Man is the book, written by Lyudmyla Taran, a writer known for her stories exploring gender roles and stereotypes, combining trivial and sublime, irony and romanticism, mystery and realism. Not football.
Wales
On 2 July, the Welsh Centre on Gray's Inn Road is celebrating 70 years of the Welsh National Opera, with a hearty sing song. They'll be singing even harder if Wales are still in the tournament by then.
Decided you'd actually like to watch the footie? We've got that covered too.