What would football be without that sense of community that transcends all divides? Whether your favourite team wins or loses, football is all about fans cheering passionately throughout the match and embracing one another after the final whistle – no matter which team comes out on top. Here are some places where you can experience these atmospheric moments during the 2026 men's World Cup.
Landhaus Walter
Nestled in the heart of the Stadtpark city park is the tranquil Landhaus Walter, which, with its modern beer garden, offers one of the most spacious open-air venues for public viewing events, ensuring that even larger groups will find plenty of room to watch the games. A total of 54 matches will be shown outdoors, and food and drink will also be available.
For the programme and further information, see Landhaus Walter.
Beer Garden at Spielbudenplatz
Spielbudenplatz on the infamous Reeperbahn ceased to be an inside tip long ago, yet it’s still a lovely spot to relax with a cold drink in the early evening. If you bring your friends along, the numerous tables equipped with flat-screen TVs provide the perfect setting for a cosy evening watching football. Food and drink are also on the menu.
Find an overview of the matches and further information at Spielbudenplatz St. Pauli.
Lattenplatz at Knust
Lattenplatz is located where the St. Pauli and Karoviertel neighbourhoods meet. Flea markets, live concerts and screenings of FC St. Pauli football matches are regularly held on the wooden floorboards outside Knust – and this summer, the men’s World Cup will be shown there too. During Germany’s matches and selected other games, an international crowd will mingle with the neighbourhood’s hip residents. Cold drinks and light snacks are available on site.
For timetables and more information, see Knust Hamburg.
Überquell Brewery: Screenings near the Fish Market
Few things go together as organically as football and beer – which is why both need to be of just the right quality. Überquell at St. Pauli Fish Market not only serves excellent home-brewed craft beers and freshly baked pizza, but also provides the perfect setting for lively football evenings in its beer garden overlooking the River Elbe. All matches involving Germany are shown here.
For exact dates of the screenings and more info, see Überquell.
In Case of Bad Weather: DOCKS
Even if the weather isn’t on our side, football fans won’t be left out in the rain, as the DOCKS opens its doors for a public viewing event right on the Reeperbahn. With space for over 1,000 fans and a huge LED screen, a party atmosphere is guaranteed. And best of all: DOCKS will even screen the matches that, due to the time difference, take place at night.
Find an up-to-date overview of the matches at DOCKS.
Hofbräuhaus Speersort
What would the World Cup be without a proper break for some Bavarian beer and hearty dishes? For anyone keen to enjoy this quintessentially German experience, a football evening at the Hofbräu Wirtshaus Speersort is the place to be. The large dining hall is equipped with several big screens to ensure you’re fully catered to, but it’s advisable to book a table in advance.
For more information and the link to book a table, visit Hofbräu Wirtshaus Speersort.
Landgang Brewery
Just outside the city centre, in Bahrenfeld, lies the Landgang brewery. It invites all football fans to watch the matches inside and outside its production hall, surrounded by fermentation tanks – away from the hustle and bustle of the city and in a friendly, neighbourhood atmosphere. The brewery serves a wide variety of beers brewed on the premises and shows matches involving the German team.
Find updated information on the screenings at Landgang Brauerei.
