Public Screening

The FC Magnet Bar on Veteranenstraße was founded in 2000 as the clubhouse of FC Magnet Mitte and remains a pub with pennants on the wall and a foosball table in the basement. Five televisions and a projector screen are spread across the rooms; outside, tables are set near Weinbergspark. For Sunday crime dramas in Mitte, this means: come early, no reservations are taken.

Located at Hackescher Markt in Mitte, one of Berlin's largest pub institutions has been thriving since 1992: The Kilkenny Irish Pub brings live music under the S-Bahn viaduct four evenings a week, combining Irish hospitality with authentic pub character.

Bar 11 on Wiener Straße in Kreuzberg is the classic local pub for all who truly want to feel football. Bundesliga, Champions League, Hertha and FC St. Pauli on several HD screens, plus smoke, soccer and an honest crowd.

Located in the heart of Oranienplatz in Kreuzberg, The Harp Irish Pub serves Irish hospitality with authentic Guinness, live music, and comedy nights. Those looking for an authentic Irish pub in Berlin will almost inevitably find themselves here.

Climbing in Berlin becomes a real nature adventure at the Jungfernheide Forest Ropes Course: Amidst strong trees and green canopies, a huge climbing forest with courses for young and old awaits. Here you can feel like Tarzan without having to leave the city. And after the climb, there's even a beer garden right by the water tower.

Dark, smoky, and with genuine local pub character: Wiener Blut in Kreuzberg 36, near Görlitzer Bahnhof, is one of Berlin's most authentic football pubs. On Saturdays, the Bundesliga conference is shown, and during the week, there's jazz and foosball.

Freiheit Fünfzehn in Köpenick is Berlin's greenest event location directly on the water. Concerts, cinema, culture, and now also public viewing for the 2026 FIFA World Cup – all with a view of the Spree.

The tea house is located in the English Garden in the middle of the green of Berlin's Tiergarten. In addition to international tea specialities, it is also a restaurant and a beautiful beer garden.

Hops & Barley has been brewing in Wühlischstraße since 2008, in the premises of the former Schultz butcher shop, whose tiles have remained. Four of their own varieties are constantly on tap, plus changing specialty beers, all unfiltered; a small Pilsner costs 3.80 Euros. For Tatort evenings in Friedrichshain, three screens hang in the guest room, and no reservations are taken.

Hotel Q! in Charlottenburg proves that design hotels in Berlin don't need cool distance. Architecturally bold, designed by the Berlin office GRAFT, it combines flowing forms and warm materials to create a place that has its own unique rhythm between Kurfürstendamm and Savignyplatz.

Restaurant Ausspanne is crafting a delicious Easter menu for Easter 2019, featuring Easter eggs, Easter lamb, and homemade eggnog!

Hase in the Boxhagener Kiez is a Friedrichshain neighborhood pub with vinyl records as bar stool seats, lamps made from Jack Daniel's bottles, and a foosball table between the sofas. Musically, it's all about Ska, Psychobilly, and Rockabilly, and smoking is allowed. The pub itself includes 'Tatort' in its program, alongside pub quizzes and football.

Located at Mauerpark, precisely on the border between Prenzlauer Berg and Wedding, Tante Käthe has been one of Berlin's most renowned football and foosball pubs for years. Live football on multiple screens, ten foosball tables, and beer on tap: This is where true pub sports come together.

The old walls of the Citadel in Berlin-Spandau, which shows some of the important European Championship matches on a large LED screen, are the perfect place to get into the soccer spirit.

Real football fever comes alive within the old walls of the Spandau Citadel in Berlin, which will show some of the important European Championship matches on a large LED screen.

Pool, industrial charm, and open-air football: MAAYA on the RAW grounds in Friedrichshain is probably Berlin's most relaxed open-air location for public viewing of the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Since 1979, the Celtic Cottage in Steglitz has been one of Germany's oldest Irish pubs – and far more than just a regular pub. On Thursdays and Saturdays, there's live music with free admission, ranging from Irish Folk to Celtic Rock and Country. If you're looking for an authentic pub atmosphere away from the city center, you'll find it here.

There's plenty of soccer and public viewing at the Zenner Biergarten and Weingarten right on the Spree in Berlin-Treptow.

With techno sounds and bass, the RSO.BERLIN in Berlin-Köpenick also occasionally shows the European Championship tournaments on the screens.

The Junction Café on Gneisenaustraße is one of the few Berlin 'Tatort' pubs that firmly schedules the Sunday crime series in its own calendar, alongside Bundesliga and Champions League. Broadcasts are shown on a big screen in the long dining area, accompanied by burgers, wraps, and nachos. Reservations for broadcasts are only taken by phone and at least one day in advance.

Plenty of football and public viewing are available at Zenner Beer Garden and Wine Garden directly on the Spree in Berlin-Treptow.

With techno sound and bass, the EM tournaments are occasionally shown on the screens at RSO.BERLIN in Berlin-Köpenick.

In a rustic pub like Bierstube Zur Linde in Berlin-Pankow, not only does the after-work beer taste good, but watching soccer is also fun.

In a rustic pub like Bierstube Zur Linde in Berlin-Pankow, not only does an after-work beer taste good, but watching football is also fun.

If you're looking for a football pub in Charlottenburg that doesn't feel like a concept, Fritschestraße is the right place. Birgit's Pub is the classic Berlin neighborhood sports bar with Sky, darts, and a landlady who still personally looks after her guests.