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Best places to watch the World Cup 2026 in Amsterdam

Best places to watch the World Cup 2026 in Amsterdam

Updated 4 June 2026 at 09:27Written by Garvan Ó Deaghaidh
World Cup 2026 is scheduled from June 11th to July 19th, promising over a month of football-based entertainment. But where to watch the game? There are plenty of places around the city where you can watch matches on a big screen with other fans, from bars to outdoor venues. And Amsterdam's large international population ensures that there will be supporters of almost every country around, making every match feel like an event.

Pacific Amsterdam

Best for: Beer by the water

At Pacific, watch World Cup matches on large screens while DJs provide music between games, keeping the energy high. Feel free to order a drink at the bar and watch together with the other football fans by the water.

  • Sunday 14 June, 22:00, Saturday 20 June, 19:00, Thursday 25 June (kick-off 01:00) | Pacific | free entry | more information

Strandzuid

Best for: A festive atmosphere

Watch the matches with a view of the beach at Strandzuid. Large screens, food trucks, bars, and summer music create a festival-like atmosphere that everyone can enjoy, including non-football fans. The perfect spot to bring a reluctant friend along and watch them get swept up in the festivities.

  • Sunday 14 June, 10:00 PM and Saturday 20 June, 7:00 PM | Strandzuid | €15 | buy tickets

Belushi's

Best for: Watching with internationals

This international sports bar on Warmoesstraat is known for its numerous screens and sports broadcasts. Expect a mix of Amsterdammers, travellers, and passionate football fans during the World Cup matches.

Warmoesstraat 129 | more information

Café Restaurant De Baanderij

Best for: Great food by the IJ

Large screens, cold beer, burgers and watching football by the IJ? You won't need to be told twice that this the recipe for a good time. No reservation is necessary, but make sure to arrive early for a good spot.

Café-Restaurant De Baanderij | free entry | more information

Westweelde

Best for: Reserving a spot in advance

WestWeelde broadcasts Oranje matches on large screens inside and outside. Reserve a table for 4, 6 or 8 people, including drinks and bitterballen, or opt for a single ticket with seated and standing areas. Put on your orange outfit and watch the World Cup together with friends, family or colleagues.

  • Sunday 14 June, 10:00 PM, Saturday 20 June, 7:00 PM, and Thursday 25 June (kick-off 01:00) | Westweelde | €8,- | buy tickets

De Foodhallen

Best for: Catching multiple games in a row

At De Foodhallen, watch the World Cup amidst the food stalls and bars. Grab something to eat from one of the many cuisines available and follow your favourite matches on the big screen in the Central hall. All of the games kicking off before 22:00 are being shown, meaning that this is the spot for a marathon session of watching games, with plenty of food and drink available to refuel on.

De Foodhallen | free entry | more information

Hannekes Boom

Best for: Watching on a terrace

Busy terrace in summer
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There's nothing more Dutch than drinking beer on a terrace while watching the national team. At Hannekes Boom, you can do just that. Oranje World Cup matches are shown on large screens on the terrace as well as under the tent (in case the infamous Dutch rain hits) and indoors. Thanks to the spacious setup, reservations are not necessary.

  • Sunday 14 June, Saturday 20 June and Thursday 25 June (kick-off 01:00) | Hannekes Boom | free entry | more information

House of Watt

Best for: Burgers and bitterballen

House of Watt restaurant interior and food
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Watch Oranje's matches on the big screen at House of Watt. With burgers, bitterballen, speciality beers, and plenty of seating, you're all set for an evening of World Cup football. On your first visit, you'll receive a special Oranje scarf for €7.50; if you wear it again, entry for subsequent matches is free.

  • Sunday 14 June, Saturday 20 June and Thursday 25 June (kick-off 01:00) | House of Watt | €7.50 / free entry (with a scarf) | more information

Bar Baggerbeest

Best for: Pizza and accessibility

At Bar Baggerbeest, you can watch the World Cup matches with pizza from the wood oven, cold drinks, and a view over the water. An accessible spot to support Orange together with other fans.

  • Sunday 14 June, Saturday 20 June and Thursday 25 June (kick-off 01:00) | Bar Baggerbeest | free entry | more information

Dinette

Best for: Fried chicken in the Jordaan

Dinette broadcasts the Oranje matches on a big screen. Order a burger, a drink, or a portion of fried chicken and follow the World Cup from this neighbourhood favourite in the Jordaan.

  • Sunday 14 June and Saturday 20 June | Second Tuindwarsstraat 10A | reserve here

Buiten Amsterdam

Best for: Cultural exchange and performances

At Buiten Amsterdam, football, culture, and social gathering come together, as part of 24 hours Nieuw-West on 20 June. With workshops, performances, and discussions, the societal significance of sport takes centre stage, followed by a live viewing of the Oranje World Cup match.

From neighborhood walks and performances to sports, arts, and food: during 24 Hours Nieuw-West, you'll see how much happens in the district.

View the 24-hour schedule of Nieuw-West

Thuishaven W/Colyn 10HRS

Best for: Football at a festival

Thuishaven people dancing outdoors during the day
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Combine a festival day with the World Cup football at Thuishaven. While Colyn performs a 10-hour set on the main stage, you can watch the Oranje match on the big screen at the Circus terrain, ensuring a day worth remembering.