88 Locations
A public screening turns big matches and events into a shared party in Berlin, from beer gardens to squares and bars. During football tournaments and festivals, a public screening draws crowds to watch on giant screens with drinks and a lively atmosphere.
This overview gathers Berlin locations for a public screening, from sports bars and beer gardens to open-air and rooftop setups. Some focus on football and major tournaments, others on films, esports and cultural broadcasts.
Browse the places below to find the best public screening in Berlin, compare events and prices, and plan your visit.
Opposite the Volksbühne, Volksbar operates a screen of approximately 24 square meters, the largest a Berlin pub offers for the Sunday crime show. Around fifty guests can fit in front of it, and there are cocktails, draft beer, and a foosball table in the basement. If you want to watch Tatort here, you should arrive half an hour before the film.
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin-Mitte provides a breathtaking backdrop for unforgettable European Championship moments and atmospheric celebrations afterwards.
The Brandenburg Gate in Berlin-Mitte provides a breathtaking backdrop for unforgettable European Championship moments and atmospheric celebrations afterward.
At Potsdamer Platz, where the Sony Center once brought football fans together, the heart of Berlin's football summer beats again for the 2026 World Cup. The Center at Potsdamer Platz will broadcast ten selected matches for free on Germany's largest 3D LED wall, mostly weather-protected under the iconic roof in Berlin-Mitte.
One of the international soccer pubs is the Sky Kneipe Schönberg Bei Joschi in Berlin-Schönberg, which broadcasts the European Championship soccer matches both indoors and in its own beer garden.
Good draught beer and plenty of HD-quality live European Championship broadcasts await you at the Sky sports bar Country Cheers in Berlin-Friedrichshain.
Kvartira 62 in Wrangelkiez is furnished like a 1920s private apartment as a Russian bar: heavy curtains, old dressers, candles, and well-worn sofas. The menu offers pelmeni, a large selection of vodka and craft beer, an evening costs about fifteen euros. As a 'Tatort' pub, it feels more like a living room than a public viewing event.
Obatzda, cheese cubes, crispy pork roast, Leberkäs, Weißwürste with sweet mustard, and other Bavarian specialties are available at Maria & Josef.
At the newly opened Kant-Garagenpalast on Kantstraße in Charlottenburg, Dufte Berlin shows the World Cup games on a 4 x 2.5 meter LED wall in its 300 square meter beer garden. Four kitchens, a BBQ stand, and eight different beers on tap cater to your physical well-being.
In Tiergarten, right by the water: The Café am Neuen See is one of Berlin's most famous excursion destinations. Beer garden, restaurant, and boat rental are located here under old trees, and it's open all year round.
The FC Magnet Bar in Berlin-Mitte has been an institution among Berlin football pubs for over two decades: public viewing on a big screen, two foosball tables in the basement, and an atmosphere where goals are celebrated with strangers.
The Dieselhaus is located at the Forum on Museum Island: a modern brewery built around a listed diesel engine, combining Bavarian beer culture with Berlin lightness. Freshly tapped Hofbräuhaus Traunstein beer, hearty cuisine, and space for almost 400 guests make it one of the most atmospheric public viewing locations for the 2026 World Cup.
The Celtic Cottage in Steglitz opened in 1979 and is one of Germany's oldest Irish pubs: nine draft beers, around seventy whisky varieties, steel darts, and a heated terrace with over sixty seats. The pub shows the 'Tatort' crime show on a big screen in the back room. Whoever guesses the culprit and submits their tip in time gets half a draft beer on the house.
Hidden in the Europa-Center on Tauentzien, right in the heart of Charlottenburg, this Irish Pub is one of Berlin's most famous live music venues. Its 36-meter-long bar, daily bands, and an international crowd make it a reliable hotspot when the evening is far from over.
An extraordinary European Championship experience in a relaxed lounge atmosphere awaits soccer fans at EvoGolf in Berlin-Mitte.
The French Cathedral at Gendarmenmarkt will be an unforgettable event location for the European Football Championship 2024 and will host public viewing on the atmospheric terrace of the Hugo & Notte restaurant.
The Milchbar on Manteuffelstraße in Kreuzberg has been one of Berlin's most legendary football pubs since 1988. Rock'n'Roll, foosball, pinball, and public viewing under surreal underwater murals make this place a true Kreuzberg original.
An exceptional European Championship experience in a relaxed lounge atmosphere awaits football fans at EvoGolf in Berlin-Mitte.
The French Cathedral at Gendarmenmarkt becomes an unforgettable event location for the UEFA European Championship 2024, offering public viewing on the atmospheric terrace of the Hugo & Notte restaurant.
Bavarian coziness meets World Cup fever: The Hofbräu Wirtshaus in Berlin-Mitte transforms into one of the capital's loudest fan hot spots for the 2026 World Cup. If you want to experience the Germany match with a stein in hand and a real stadium atmosphere, this is the right place for you at Alexanderplatz.
Ther Open Air Club Haubentaucher on Friedrichshain's RAW-grounds with its pool, whirlpool open air cinema and yoga under open skies is THE summer location in Berlin!
Alpine ambiance in Zehlendorf, directly on the Great Wannsee: Loretta's Almhütte transforms into a rustic celebration venue for the Christmas season, offering lake views, Bavarian cuisine, and the possibility to customize Advent and Christmas parties according to your wishes.
Good beer on tap and plenty of live European Championship coverage in HD quality await at the Sky sports bar Country Cheers in Berlin-Friedrichshain.
Among the international football pubs is the Sky Pub Schöneberg Bei Joschi in Berlin-Schöneberg, which broadcasts the European Championship football matches both indoors and in its own beer garden.
The Kulturbrauerei in Prenzlauer Berg is a piece of Berlin history with industrial charm in a brick look. Since the "Sommermärchen" (Summer Fairy Tale) of 2006, the spacious inner courtyard has been one of the city's most famous public viewing venues.