Where to watch the Euros 2024 in London

Immersive fan park brand 4TheFans is setting up shop at multiple locations around the country for the Euros, including several in London – the outdoor fan park in Richmond even boasts the UK's biggest screen. Expect state-of-the-art screens and sound systems, legendary footballers as hosts, DJs, an interactive show, fireworks when the ball hits the back of the net, and more.

As the local social hub, Big Penny Social on the Blackhorse Beer Mile shows different sporting events throughout the year. The vast warehouse space with 20 draft beers on keg and cask is a prime spot for watching matches in a relaxed, vibrant atmosphere, cheering for your favourite team whilst enjoying the craft brews and neighbourly vibes. You have to be subscribed to their newsletter to snag a free ticket for the matches, and making any football screening bookings here during the year gets you priority for England matches.

Situated within the cutting-edge Outernet entertainment complex in London, HERE offers a modern setting for concerts and nightlife, nestled four stories below the West End. This 25,000 square feet live event space boasts premium lighting and sound equipment, complete with an immense 6K screen. It hosts a diverse array of events, including Euros 2024 screenings.

It's all about the beautiful game at Toca Social, an immersive football, drinking, and dining experience where you can play football-based games in a private box. As they'll be screening all televised Euro 2024 matches, it's the perfect place for proving how you wouldn't have missed that shot if you had been on the pitch. The challenges popping up on the screen can even be tailored to different skill levels, so it absolutely doesn't matter whether you know how many buckets an offside is worth.

The popular 1980s-style nightclub Infernos in Clapham will be hosting The G.O.A.T. Euros 24 Pop-Up for England's games. In the football-themed interior, you'll be able to watch the matches on a massive HD screen with cinematic sound, accompanied by a live brass band that's sure to get singalongs going non-stop. You can even tack on some overtime to your night in the club.

If you want to watch the Euro 2024 matches with your mates but away from crowds, consider booking the Games Room at the Inamo interactive restaurants. The private spaces come with massive double-wall projections that can show live TV broadcasts, as well as different game consoles, including Wii and Atari Gold. With a private bar and buffet or seated dining available, up to 30 people can have a great time, even if not all of them are into footie.

One of London's more prominent craft breweries, Signature Brew is known for its beer collaborations with the likes of Idles and Alt-J, but dips its toes into sport as well. They'll be showing all of England's Euro 2024 matches at both London locations in Haggerston and Blackhorse Road. Order a fresh pint, sit yourself down in front of the big screen, and get cheering.

Jose Mourinho might have famously said “Magic is fiction and football is real,” but an “Abracadabra” or two thrown in for good measure can't hurt, surely. The Last Talisman is an eclectic spot complete with a roaming magician, a quarterly rotating art exhibition, and screens to show all of England's matches at the Euros. Here's hoping for some real magic this summer.

For an authentic taste of what it's like to watch the Euros in Germany, head to Bermondsey Bierkeller. This spacious Bavaria-themed venue will be showing all the live action from the 2024 tournament on wide-screen HD TVs, accompanied by steins, frankfurters, and other traditional German delights. Three Lions matches will be highlighted with special events and drinks offers.

The Clapham Grand, a historic 120-year-old music hall and theatre, hosts a diverse array of entertainment, including comedy, drag shows, films, and live music. During the European Championship, it will show all of England's games on big screens in a buzzy atmosphere, complete with singalongs and fan anthems, hot food, drink packages, DJ music, and more.

Vinegar Yard, nestled in the lively area of London Bridge, is an open-air food court and a weekly flea market hub. It also regularly screens live sport, and with the summer sun (hopefully) beating down, it looks to be a top choice for al fresco Euros 2024 viewing. All sorts of snacks and drinks are conveniently close to hand here too.

Rotunda Bar and Restaurant offers a laid-back dining experience in a modern British setting, complete with a spacious canalside garden terrace for picturesque dining. The menu features British cuisine with international touches – hopefully something that can be said of the Three Lions' performance at this year's Euros as well. You can see for yourself on the big screen at Rotunda's viewing parties.

Balham's party destination, The Exhibit, is screening all the action throughout the tournament. For most matches you can book a free ticket to secure your table, including for the final. For England's matches, there's paid ticketing that includes a beer and a burger to enjoy whilst you watch it all unfold. This lively venue is sure to have a great atmosphere.

If you like to watch your football in an atmospheric building, head to The Last Judgment. This pub in Holborn is showing all of the matches on several screens inside a Grade II-listed building – one of the coolest places to watch the football in London. Guests can also enjoy a premium Mick burger with a beer or glass of wine for just £15.

The Cause has announced a series of celebrations throughout the 2024 tournament. These events will be a nostalgic nod to the golden days of football, blending match screenings with music, food, and plenty of fun. The Cause's screenings aim to reflect a new generation of football fans immersed in the broader culture, welcoming all to enjoy the games.

Islington's neighbourhood bar, The 411, is a modern spot to watch the football. They'll be screening every match, with three large TVs and three projectors in the venue to make sure you don't miss a moment of the action. This buzzing venue serves a full range of drinks and tasty food like burgers and pizza to keep you going.

Trendy and multi-faceted Hackney venue Martello Hall will be screening every match of the tournament, with the sound on full for England matches so you won't miss a thing. You're welcome to book a table in advance for most matches, but walk-in space is also available at the bar. A variety of food and drinks are on offer too.

At the Piano Works, you get to order not just drinks and food but also the soundtrack. And now you can also head there to watch the hotly anticipated Euros football matches. At Covent Garden, you can enjoy 360-degree views of the matches, whilst Farringdon boasts multiple projectors in every corner to ensure you don't miss a single goal. They also have a pre-match happy hour and great burger and drinks deals in both their Farringdon and Covent Garden locations.

Both of Market Hall's venues at Vauxhall and Peckham are showing the Euros matches. They're also treating fans to special deals, including £5 pints of draught beer and cider available during all of England's games and the final. Both venues boast huge screens as well as street food vendors serving grub from around the world. 

The Volley is a craft beer pub and sports bar in Old Street that's redefining the football-watching experience. They have partnered with Twisted to serve delicious street food alongside 15 rotating craft beer taps, natural wines, spirits, and cocktails. They screen all televised matches on TNT, Sky, Amazon, and terrestrial channels, including the Euros matches, women's internationals, WSL, and men's games.

Pretty Decent is showing all games throughout the tournament, paired with a drinks menu of beer, wines, and cocktails, plus a pickleback menu for celebratory shots. There's a terrace for half-time pints in the sun, as well as a food menu of delicious dishes like burgers, loaded fries, and more.

A combination pub and Chinese eatery in Soho, The Duck and Rice will be streaming Euros 2024 games both inside and on their outdoor terrace, with private hire of the latter available as well. Groups of six or more can take advantage of a set menu highlighting The Duck and Rice's renowned Cantonese cuisine as well.

This summer will see the five-star South Place Hotel in The City host multiple screens in its Secret Garden complete with retractable roof for sunny days, as well as its 3Bar with an outside terrace. The bar has been taken over by House of Peroni for the season including a Peroni-inspired menu, cocktails, and bar bites, adding a sophisticated touch to the football proceedings.

The Duke of Greenwich is a welcoming pub featuring a spacious garden and a straightforward interior. It offers unique local beers and a refined wine list, alongside indulgent pub fare with meat sourced from a regenerative farm in Dorset. For Euro 2024, they've set up a big screen in the beer garden, accompanied by football-themed snacks off the grill.

Amidst the nation's football fever, The George pub in Southwark has installed one of London's largest screens (5m x 5m), along with seven 55” TVs inside and outside. This offers fans an excellent sports-viewing experience. Situated on Borough High Street, The George features a pub garden that can accommodate over 300 people, making it one of the largest impromptu fan zones in London. Visitors can enjoy a lively pub atmosphere from pre-match gatherings to post-game discussions.

Puttshack, a top UK destination for high-tech mini golf, is launching an exciting Summer of Sport with exclusive experiences. Featuring free-flowing European beer from your favourite national teams, delicious pizzas, stylish visors, and more, Puttshack aims to be the ultimate venue for competitive socialising both on and off the screen this summer.