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Public viewing in Berlin: Football World Cup 2026
The 2026 FIFA World Cup for men's national teams runs from June 11 to July 19 this year. To mark the occasion, some matches will be broadcast live from your city's favorite venues.
We are not uncritical of the World Cup: FIFA, money and the political situation in the USA are inseparable for us. Nevertheless, we think so: Cultural venues and pubs that show matches deserve support because they create spaces for encounters, exchange and shared experiences. This article is therefore primarily a guide to precisely these places - not an advertisement for the structures behind them. Take care of yourselves and stay respectful of each other. 🫂
Here you can find our location tips in Berlin to cheer on the live matches of the 2026 World Cup. Pubs, beer gardens and more: let yourself be carried away by the atmosphere, grab your favorite friends and choose your hotspot in Munich! ✨
WM 2026 Public Viewing im Beargarten
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The Beargarten will be showing Germany's 2026 World Cup matches live on the big screen, indoors or outdoors, depending on your mood. With a relaxed atmosphere, cool drinks and cheering together, you'll experience the games in a completely different way than alone. Bring your friends and enjoy soccer time together. ⚽️
All infos for the event WM 2026 Public Viewing im BeargartenWM 2026 – Public Viewing im Dieselhaus
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Fr, 26.06.2026 21:00
At the public viewing in the Dieselhaus, you can enjoy soccer classics on large screens while being served freshly tapped beer and Bavarian delicacies. The cozy pub atmosphere ensures that watching together is relaxed and in a great mood. 🍺
All infos for the event WM 2026 – Public Viewing im DieselhausPublic Viewing Kulturbrauerei
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10435 Berlin
Experience the 2026 World Cup at the public viewing in the Kulturbrauerei and enjoy the matches of all teams on a 24 sqm screen with a fresh drink and delicious snacks in a unique setting. And if the weather doesn't play along, all games will also be broadcast indoors. 🍃
All infos for the locationBRLO BRWHOUSE
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Craft beer, deckchairs in the sand and that World Cup feeling at Gleisdreieckpark - the BRLO Brwhouse makes watching soccer a real experience! In the cool beer garden with urban flair, the games are shown on a big screen and there are twelve different craft beers on tap. 🌞
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Soccer World Cup 2026 live on the large LED screen at Strandbad Wendenschloss: an absolute tip. Watch the games in a relaxed atmosphere with sunshine and cool drinks and look forward to the next goal! 💦
All infos for the pageNeulich Biergarten am THF
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The vibe at the Neulich Biergarten on Tempelhofer Damm is incomparable. With delicious drinks and food trucks, you'll be well catered for while you watch some of the 2026 World Cup matches live in a lively get-together with other soccer fans. Stop by! ⭐️
All infos for the locationAstra Kulturhaus
10243 Berlin
When the soccer magazine 11Freunde invites you to a public viewing, real soccer expertise meets a beer garden atmosphere - and that's exactly what's happening at the Astra Kulturhaus on the RAW grounds for the 2026 World Cup! In addition to the screen, there will be a grandstand with the best view, finger food and plenty of shop talk with like-minded people. 🤞
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At Queens Night Team, hip hop meets R'n'B in a familiar club setting that has been providing the best Wednesday mood for years. DJ One F and friends bring you a night where summer feeling and hits go together easily - for the World Cup match Ghana vs. Panama on June 17! 🔥
All infos for the event QUEENS NIGHT - WM CLUBFrequently asked questions about the 2026 World Cup
When will the 2026 World Cup take place?
The 2026 FIFA World Cup will take place from June 11 to July 19, 2026.
Do I need a ticket for public viewing events for the 2026 World Cup?
That depends on the organizer: Many open-air fan zones are free of charge, but individual bars or indoor events require tickets or seat reservations (especially for Germany matches or the final). Check the event information on Rausgegangen or the location's website.
Are there rules for open-air events for the 2026 World Cup?
Yes - city regulations apply to large events in public spaces (noise protection, curfews, permits for outdoor serving). Organizers must comply with these regulations; as a visitor, it is best to find out about the admission and conduct rules in advance.