Spectators can reserve a seat on one of the VIP loungers or lay out their plaids for a picnic on the grass. Broadcasting of matches here will begin closer to the Wimbledon finals – from July 11 to 13. In addition, on Saturday, July 12, guests will be offered all kinds of street food, and express tennis lessons will be organized for children.
Perhaps watching a Grand Slam tournament by the water, sipping refreshments, without a crowd of thousands around is even more enjoyable than watching the competition from the stands of the All England Cube – especially on hot days. On the big screen Everyman on the Canal will broadcast all days of the championship – from June 30 to July 13.
Putting Covent Garden Square together with watching Wimbledon is one of the most authentic images of the British summer season. Tennis broadcasts will be shown here on June 30, July 12 and 13 – on a huge outdoor screen. There will be plenty of Pimm’s cocktails on offer and striped deckchairs, which you’ll probably have to fight for.
Canary Wharf’s Summer Screens will be showing all the sporting events you can dream of this summer. Wimbledon, of course, is one of them. And the many restaurants and bars in the area will be happy to feed and feed everyone.
Portman Square Garden’s Summer in the Square festival returns this summer for the tenth time – with a new program of outdoor entertainment. Including a broadcast of the main matches of the last week of the Grand Slam tournament. Guests will enjoy comfortable lounge chairs and food from popular local restaurants, which will be served in rotation in the guest kitchen.
St. James’s Market’s big screen, which will show many sporting events this summer, is located between busy Highmarket and Regent Street. Broadcasts from Wimbledon will begin on June 30 and continue until the final day of the tournament on July 13. Seats do not need to be booked in advance. Sun loungers are available, as well as a variety of drinks and food from local restaurants.
Bluebird Chelsea is throwing a lavish garden party in honor of Wimbledon, where all matches from day one to the final will be broadcast. Guests will be treated to a selection of tennis-inspired gin-based signature cocktails; strawberry and vanilla cream topped with honey and mint cookies and other tempting gastronomy.
Head down to the terrace of the Ham Yard Hotel, hidden away in the Soho district, the perfect place to watch Wimbledon 2025 in comfort: there’s a big screen, wireless headphones to listen intently to commentary from the tournament, and strawberries and cream and afternoon tea.
A 188-inch screen and comfortable lounge chairs are at the disposal of spectators wishing to watch the championship. And local cafes, bars and restaurants have already prepared special promotions and treats for visitors in the style of “big tennis”.
The outdoor Borough Yards at Soap Yard can seat 100 people and is located under the railroad viaduct. So if the typical British weather hits, you’ll be able to stay relatively dry. Come early to get a seat on a sun lounger, and to wind down after an intense tennis match, go shopping in the local stores or for dinner in the restaurants, which are plentiful in the area.
Islington Square will be broadcasting matches for free – for all days of Wimbledon. On the weekends there will be plenty of snacks from Megan’s, OMNOM, Bewliehill, Selv Roastery and The Great Chase, as well as classic and non-alcoholic cocktails from Bottle Cocktail Shop. For little bored spectators, there will be an arts and crafts workshop where they can try their hand at decorating tennis balls and more.
The beautiful wharf was once one of the UK’s busiest tea ports. Now it hosts a variety of cultural events, including live broadcasts of Wimbledon on a floating pontoon. With sun loungers, and cocktails, from 12 noon to 8pm every day – throughout the tournament.
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