Where to watch the 2026 World Cup in Stockholm

The City of Stockholm's flagship free big-screen site in the heart of town. Shows Sweden's group games, including the late-night and overnight kick-offs, with security on site for the late hours. Free entry, drop-in.

Free outdoor fan zone running all tournament at Norra Latins skolgård — a giant screen, food trucks, family-friendly and alcohol-free. Sweden's overnight kick-offs move indoors to the 750-seat Dansens Hus, first-come, drop-in.

Free city-run big-screen site in Bredängsparken; shows a selection of Sweden's matches and the final on a large outdoor screen, regardless of finalists. Drop-in and open to all, no entry fee.

Free, family-friendly big screen run by the city in Pilparken, Tensta, showing Sweden's matches and the final. Drop-in, no entry fee, with kids' activities and local events alongside the football.

Free, city-run big screen on Kvarnbacka bollplan in Husby/Järva showing Sweden's matches and the final. A family-friendly community gathering with no beer tents, free entry and drop-in.

One of Europe's largest sports bars — a giant jumbotron plus dozens of screens by the Globen arenas in Johanneshov. Stays open through the night for the late overnight kick-offs and shows all the matches, including Sweden's games. A pre-bookable World Cup package is available; book ahead for the big Sweden nights.

Shows every match kicking off by roughly 21:00 on a courtyard screen, plus Sweden's late-night and overnight games in the back room Volta. A few bookable tables, otherwise drop-in, with free entry.

Kungsholmen sports bar with a nostalgic Americana feel near Fridhemsplan; shows all the matches and stays open late on weekends (to 03:00), so it can host Sweden's overnight kick-offs. Free entry, drop-in.

Shows the matches that kick off before closing time on a big waterside outdoor terrace, with an indoor space as backup. Drop-in, no cover.

Two large outdoor screens on the Mosebacke terrace plus indoor viewing. Free admission, first-come; open to 01:00 most nights and later for Sweden's overnight kick-offs.

Designated official supporters' bar of the Swedish FA — the place to watch Sweden's matches with a packed, partisan crowd in this Norrmalm sports bar on Sveavägen, walls lined with screens showing all the games. Open late (to 03:00 on weekends) for the overnight kick-offs. Usually free entry; book ahead for Sweden nights, otherwise drop in.

British-style sports pub near Odenplan in Vasastan, with several screens, 19 beers on tap and a lively all-tournament football crowd. Drop-in, free entry; shows all the matches including Sweden's games, and stays open late (to 03:00 on weekends).

Rooftop sky bar on the 8th floor by Central Station, showing Sweden's group games with skyline views over the city. Limited space, so booking is recommended; free entry.

Central English-style pub and restaurant with a published policy of showing every match that finishes by 01:30 — so all of Sweden's evening games and the other evening fixtures, but not the deepest overnight kick-offs. Drop-in, free entry, with beers on tap and a big whisky selection.

Design-hotel bar with a rooftop in Vasastan that turns its courtyard into one of Stockholm's biggest World Cup spots, with a large screen, street food and drinks. Per its published policy it shows matches kicking off by 23:00 plus Sweden's overnight games — a clear 'only some games' venue. Both bookable seating and drop-in space, free entry.

Modern Götgatan sports bar on Södermalm showing all the 2026 World Cup matches live on big screens, with a lively beer-hall vibe and a wide range of taps, craft beer and cocktails. Drop in for free with no booking, or reserve a table for larger groups; open daily until 01:00.

Retro-themed sports bar and American-style restaurant on Hornsgatan in Hornstull, with flat-screen TVs throughout showing all the World Cup matches. Drop-in, free entry, with tables also bookable for the bigger games.

Irish pub on the city's approved Söder list, with an extended late-opening permit that lets it serve into the early hours for Sweden's overnight kick-offs and the late knockout matches. Wide-screen TVs show the football, and it's free entry, drop-in.

A relaxed neighbourhood krog near Zinkensdamm on the approved Söder list, with a late-opening permit to serve up to 08:00. Drop in for free, no booking needed, to catch Sweden's matches and the late overnight games.

Approved Söder sports bar with two locations on Folkungagatan and Götgatan, both kitted out with big screens and a late-night serving permit running into the early morning. Set up for the middle-of-the-night kick-offs, it shows all the matches including Sweden's overnight games. Free entry, drop-in.

Söder beer hall and modern sports bar that shows all the matches on big screens, and it sits on the city's approved Söder list for extended late-night World Cup opening, with a permit to serve into the small hours for Sweden's overnight kick-offs. Drop-in welcome, tables bookable, free entry.

Lively rock-and-sports bar in Söder with a late-night permit, showing football on the big screen — a fun, drop-in-friendly spot to catch matches and stay out for Sweden's late and overnight kick-offs.

Södermalm bar on the city's approved late-opening list for the tournament, with a permit to stay open until 08:00 — so it can run Sweden's overnight kick-offs and the late, small-hours matches. Free entry and drop-in.

Huge open-air summer club under the Skanstull bridge (Huset under Bron), a Stockholm nightlife institution. Big screens and a full-on party atmosphere for the late overnight matches, with the outdoor crowd dancing into the small hours.

Neighbourhood bar near Nytorget on Södermalm, on the approved Söder late-opening list with a permit to stay open until 08:00 — handy for catching the late overnight matches. Drop in, no booking needed, free entry.

Long-running central Irish pub, one of Stockholm's oldest, with sport on the big screen. Shows all the World Cup matches that fall within opening hours, including Sweden's games, with no cover charge. Drop in or reserve a table ahead (larger groups dine).

Stockholm's oldest English pub, a classic British match venue in Östermalm. Shows all games within normal opening hours, with extended late hours for England and Sweden matches; drop-in only, free entry, so call ahead about overnight kick-offs.

Irish pub showing the football in a classic pub atmosphere. Shows the daytime and evening matches (no late overnight games), free entry, and table booking is recommended.

A grand Stureplan brasserie institution that shows most World Cup matches across its bars, normally open to 02:00 and extending its hours for the games. Walk in for drinks or book a dinner table ahead via the website.

A sprawling 1200 sqm rooftop park atop Hotel At Six at Brunkebergstorg, with three bars and 360-degree views over the city. It shows the World Cup matches on the terrace, including Sweden's games; drop-in only, with no table reservations.

Confirmed by SVT and Solna Centrum: free big-screen World Cup viewings on the Centralvägen summer street, hosted at Lillys; shows the evening matches with kick-offs up to around 21:00, including the final.

Self-described Sumpans bästa sportbar (Sundbyberg's best sports bar) in the spot that used to be O'Learys — shows all matches on big screens, with shuffleboard, billiards and a DJ after games. Spanish tapas and cocktails, free entry, drop-in, open from 15:00 until late.

Relaxed, family-friendly sports bar in Sundbyberg, open daily 11:00–01:00 — late enough to catch Sweden's overnight kick-offs and the late matches. Free entry and drop-in, with a wide selection of beer on tap.

The world's largest O'Learys (6,000 sqm) inside Kista Galleria, with sport on big screens across the venue. A flagship sports bar for the area showing the World Cup matches, with bowling, go-kart and shuffleboard alongside the screens.

A big beer café and sports bar in Täby Centrum, with matches on the big screens and 32 taps along a 16-metre bar. Shows the major football including Sweden's games and draws a crowd, with shuffleboard and pool when you fancy a break. Open late on weekends. Bookable or drop-in.

Danderyd's classic sports bar in Mörby Centrum, with big screens for the big match and part of O'Learys' football-festival lineup. Shows the matches alongside bowling, shuffleboard and karaoke; free entry, drop-in or book ahead.

Genuine O'Learys sports bar with big screens and a lively pub atmosphere, about 100 m from Sollentuna station; the obvious World Cup spot in the area, showing the tournament's matches including Sweden's games. Free entry and drop-in, open later on weekends.

Irish-style sports bar with TV screens on every wall plus an upstairs room, showing all the matches alongside pub food, a big whisky selection and karaoke nights. Steps from Sollentuna station.

The area's standout World Cup venue: a big-screen sports bar with its own Fotbollsfest 2026 page offering bookable viewings of Sweden's matches, and it holds a 24-hour permit so it can stay open for the late overnight kick-offs. Free entry, booking recommended.

Named Sweden's Sports Bar of the Year 2024, this cosy Hammarby Sjöstad spot has 5 TV screens and broadcasts all of Sweden's matches alongside the major leagues. Free entry and drop-in.

Neighbourhood restaurant and sports bar in the heart of Hammarby Sjöstad, by Lumaparken, showing all the big football matches on high-res TVs. Food-focused, with neighbourhood classics like fish & chips alongside beers on tap and wine; drop-in or book a table.

Local Midsommarkransen favourite by the metro, granted a late-night permit (open to roughly 03:00) so it can show World Cup matches including Sweden's overnight kick-offs. Free entry, drop-in.

Classic neighbourhood pub (since 1971) by Örnsberg T-bana, with karaoke, music quiz and sport on a big screen; extended late hours during the World Cup to show Sweden's overnight matches.

Large event-restaurant by Liljeholmskajen/Marievik with a big stage and seating for around 500; on Mitt i's late-permit list (open to ~03:00) and plans to screen World Cup matches, including Sweden's overnight kick-offs, on the big stage. Free entry; booking recommended.

Fruängen's dedicated sports bar, with big-screen TVs plus karaoke and darts. It shows the World Cup matches and stays open late on an extended permit to around 01:30, so it can carry the late evening games. Free entry, drop-in.

Waterfront burger restaurant on Liljeholmskajen with relaxed dockside seating, beer and wine, and sports screens showing the World Cup throughout the tournament. Drop-in with free entry; bookable for groups.

Italian neighbourhood restaurant in Mälarhöjden showing World Cup matches on screens both indoors and outdoors, including Sweden's games. Relaxed, family-friendly spot; free entry and booking recommended.

Neighbourhood restaurant and pub in the heart of Bredäng whose own site says "Vi visar fotbolls VM" — it shows the World Cup, including Sweden's early-morning kick-offs, with the kitchen opening for those matches. Has a TV and outdoor seating, takes bookings, and runs karaoke and quiz nights the rest of the week.

Burger restaurant in the Globen arena area (by Globen Shopping) that doubles as a sports bar, showing the World Cup matches on multiple screens. Casual, drop-in spot with free entry.

Self-described sports bar by Gullmarsplan where football fans find their home, with several large TVs showing live matches; closes at 22:00, so it suits earlier kick-offs rather than late-night games. Drop-in, free entry; book a table by contacting them.

Long-running krog and sports bar right at Gullmarsplan in Johanneshov, regularly listed among the venues showing football tournaments. A relaxed neighbourhood spot for catching the matches; drop-in with free entry.

Boston-style sports bar in Vällingby Centrum with multiple big screens, American food and a full bar, plus games like shuffleboard, darts and billiards. It shows the World Cup matches and is a relaxed drop-in spot to catch Sweden's games, with free entry and a kitchen open late.

Dedicated sports bar in Spånga showing all the matches live on several big screens, with its own World Cup fixture board on its site. Free entry, drop-in.

Bistro and bar by Spånga station that shows Sweden's matches live on a giant 85-inch screen. It applied for a late permit to serve through the night up to 08:00, making it a spot for the overnight kick-offs. Booking recommended; free entry.

Big-box mall O'Learys on the Huddinge side of Kungens Kurva, a roomy American sports bar with many screens showing all the World Cup matches. Part of the national Fotbollsfest 2026; free entry and drop-in.

Burger and sports bar in Viksjö centrum, Järfälla, showing the World Cup matches on the big screen. Family-friendly local spot with free entry and table booking available, a relaxed place to catch Sweden's group games over a burger and a beer.

Dedicated sports bar and American-style saloon in Väsby centrum, with live sport daily on big screens throughout the venue. Its site says it shows the World Cup, including Sweden's matches, on the big screens; booking a table is recommended, with later hours on weekends.

Suburban-island O'Learys on Ekerö, a full-on American sports bar by the water that shows the World Cup matches on its screens. Free entry and drop-in, with hours extended on match days so you can catch the games.

Commuter-town O'Learys sports bar right by Märsta station, part of the Fotbollsfest 2026 programme; screens throughout show every match, and it stays open late on weekend nights for the overnight kick-offs. Free entry, drop-in.

Central Södertälje sports bar with 15-20 screens showing all the World Cup matches, part of O'Learys' nationwide football-festival programme. Free drop-in entry, plus the town runs public big-screen viewing at Stora torget.

Airport hotel bar at Stockholm-Arlanda, handy for travellers and airport-area staff, that shows World Cup matches including the late overnight kick-offs. Drop-in with free entry; open into the early hours.

Botkyrka kommun's free outdoor big-screen viewing in Storvretsparken, Tumba. Set up by the municipality for the knockout rounds, with family-friendly activities run alongside the local clubs on match days. Free entry, drop-in, in the park.