Big Outdoor Screens In London To Watch Wimbledon 2025

Missed out on Wimbledon tickets but still keen to catch the tennis action somewhere lovely in the sunshine? Fear not: there are plenty of outdoor screenings taking place across the capital. Wondering where to watch Wimbledon in London from 30 June to 13 July? Here are the best places.

Where To Watch Wimbledon In London 2025

Strawberries & Screen 2025, Chelsea

Chelsea’s beloved al fresco screening of the Wimbledon finals and semi-finals will return in 2025. Donning the summer-sweet title ‘Strawberries & Screen’, visitors can enjoy live screenings from 11 to 13 July – one of the city’s biggest free screens. BYO picnic or grab some tasty treats from The Chelsea Grocer and its pop-up bar, or the Fine Food Market on Saturday. Better still, little ones can enjoy complimentary tennis lessons from midday to 5pm on the Saturday and Sunday, rackets provided.

Address: 80 King’s Road, London SW3 4LY

Find out more: dukeofyorksquare.com

Everyman On The Canal, King’s Cross

It wouldn’t be summer in London without racing down to Regent’s Canal and squeezing onto the steps to catch an al fresco movie. With the season’s films spanning Breakfast at Tiffany’s and The Parent Trap to Top Gun: Maverick and Encanto, Everyman’s now-iconic cinema on the canal will return from 30 June through to 17 August 2025, this year with a jazzy makeover created by Yinka Ilori. And what else falls within those dates? Wimbledon, of course. Presented by Rolex, Everyman on the Canal will screen all the unmissable matches live from the Wimbledon Tennis Championships from 3 to 16 July. Settle into the lawn loungers and beanbags and grab tasty snacks from the Everyman menu, while Sipsmith Gin & Tonics from the drinks trolley are the cherry on top of this quintessentially British experience.

Address: Granary Square, London N1C 4PW

Find out more: kingscross.co.uk

Centre Court-Yard, Soho

Ham Yard Hotel’s delightful pop-up Wimbledon screen is back for 2025, broadcasting every day of the action from 30 June to 13 July. Partnering with London Essence, expect delightful drinks and strawberries and cream, or opt to indulge in afternoon tea. Keeping the peace, guests can tun into the live commentary with wireless headphones if they wish. For drinks only, tables are first come, first served – but booking can be made for both the Ladies and Gentlemen’s Singles and Doubles Finals (12 and 13 July), or if you want to tuck into The Wimbledon Picnic Afternoon Tea (from £53pp).

Address: Ham Yard Hotel, 1 Ham Yard, London W1D 7DT

Find out more: firmdalehotels.com

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Bluebird, Chelsea

Bluebird Chelsea’s summer of sports is here, screening each and every Wimbledon match from 30 June to 13 July on its huge outdoor terrace. Soak up the summer sun and enjoy perfect serves both on and off the screen: there’s a brand new rosé and cocktail menu, in collaboration with Maison Mirabeau, as well as a mouthwatering menu of small plates and dessert specials, including an elevated twist on the British classic, strawberries and cream (think set vanilla cream, marinated strawberries, honeycomb biscuit, and mint). Best of all, unlike most of London’s outdoor Wimbledon screens, you can book your table in advance.

Address: 350 King’s Rd, London SW3 5UU

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Wimbledon In The Yards, Belgravia

Tucked away in Belgravia, Eccleston Yards is a picturesque suntrap moments from Victoria station, welcoming visitors to watch Wimbledon from the comfort of a deck chair every summer. You’re surrounded by delightful food and drink options: a pop-up bar by amie wine, mouthwatering salad bowls from atis, and alfresco dining at Morena, The Jones Family Kitchen or Wild by Tart – or why not treat yourself to rooftop dinner at Cornus? From 3pm on Wednesdays and Thursdays, trüfrü will be bringing the goods with a pop-up offering frozen chocolate-covered strawberries. Divine.

Address: Eccleston Yards, 21 Eccleston Pl, London SW1W 9NF

Find out more: belgraviavillage.com

Centre Court East, Stratford

Another Wimbledon screen is setting up camp in Stratford’s East Village Neighbourhood this year. From 11am to 9pm daily from 30 June to 13 July, Centre Court East will showcase all the Wimbledon matches you don’t want to miss, curating a vibrant atmosphere with comfy deckchairs and deals from local businesses. Think picnic hampers, special ice cream flavours, a photo booth complete with oversized tennis balls and more.

Address: Victory Park, East Village, London

Find out more: getliving.com

Screen On The Green, St Katharine Docks

This popular summer pop up is back for 2025: Screen on the Green will welcome fans to a cute floating garden in St Katharine Docks to watch the entire Wimbledon Tennis Championships – perfect for fans who didn’t manage to get their paws on tickets. This floating pontoon is a unique viewing spot, perfect for catching the finest rallies, aces, and drop shots from the world’s greatest players while you sip drinks from the pop up bar. Open midday to 8pm daily from 30 June to 13 July.

Address: St Katharine Docks Marina, 50 St Katharine’s Way, London E1W 1LA

Find out more: skdocks.co.uk

Hackney Bridge Terrace © @benedictpriddy

Summer Of Sport, Hackney Bridge

Wondering where to watch Wimbledon in East London? Hackney Wick’s spacious outdoor venue, Hackney Bridge, will be showing all Wimbledon games from 30 June to 13 July on a massive screen in a landscaped garden overlooking Regent’s Canal. One of London’s biggest beer gardens, expect long tables for al fresco drinking and dining, an outdoor bar, and street food from independent traders. Elsewhere in this summer of sport, enjoy football, cricket and cycling screenings, and even sets live from Glastonbury.

Address: Units 1-28, Echo Building, E Bay Lane, London E15 2SJ

Find out more: hackneybridge.org

Wimbledon In Covent Garden

Snag front row seats to all of the Wimbledon action at Covent Garden Piazza, where a huge screen will showcase back to back matches throughout the tournament (30 June to 13 July). Enjoy it with a crisp glass of Pimm’s and a cup of strawberries and cream for the quintessential British Wimbledon watching experience.

Address: The Piazza, 1–7 Covent Garden, London WC2E 8HB

Find out more: coventgarden.london

ArcadeX Riverside, Battersea Power Station

From 20 June, Battersea Power Station is welcoming visitors back to its uber-cool ArcadeX Riverside pop-up for another year, bringing a taste of beach club life to the banks of the River Thames. Expect street food specials, cold wine and beer on tap and special Casamigos tequila cocktails, plus live DJ sets and live screenings. The latter spans Glastonbury, the Tour de France, the Women’s Euros and, of course, the Wimbledon Tennis Championships.

Address: Coaling Jetty, Battersea Power Station, Circus Road West, Nine Elms, London SW11 8AL

Find out more: batterseapowerstation.co.uk

Summer In The Square, Portman Square Gardens

Marylebone’s Portman Square Gardens has reliably invited locals and visitors alike to watch Wimbledon in London for a decade now. The Square will return in 2025 with a special ‘Summer in the Square’ party from 8 to 13 July, featuring screenings of the Wimbledon finals. Park up on a deck chair with a refreshing drink from the pop-up Home House bar, and refuel with hot streetfood and elegant treats from Guest Kitchen, which offers a rotating menu from some of London’s most exciting venues; in 2025, this includes Zula Burger, Junsei, Seymour Kitchen, The Landmark Kitchen and La Petite Poissonnerie.

Address: Portman Square, London W1H 6LJ

Find out more: makeitmarylebone.co.uk

Summer Of Sport At Vinegar Yard, London Bridge

London Bridge’s outdoor drinking and dining venue Vinegar Yard is best known for its football screenings (the Club World Cup and Women’s Euros are naturally both on the agenda this summer), but any London al fresco screen would be remiss to avoid screening Wimbledon. So from 30 June to 13 July, tennis fans can head down to enjoy every match here, accompanied by mouthwatering slices from Bad Boy Pizza Society.

Address: 72–82 St Thomas Street, London SE1 3QX

Find out more: vinegaryard.london

Wimbledon Screenings, St James’s Market

You’ll find one of London’s biggest outdoor screens hidden between Haymarket and Regent Street in St James’s Market, which has set up a viewing space with free deck chairs, surrounded by outdoor terraces to grab a cocktail. From 30 June to 13 July, enjoy all the Wimbledon action alongside takeaway menus from local restaurants. It’s the perfect spot to escape the crowds.

Address: St James’s Market, London SW1Y 4HA

Find out more: stjameslondon.co.uk

Wimbledon Championships On The Big Screen, One New Change

City bound? No worries: whether you work among the skyscrapers or you’re in town for the weekend, watch all the Wimbledon action with a view of St Paul’s Cathedral at New Change Passage. Simply flop onto a deckchair or beanbag from 30 June to 13 July and enjoy the action. (Note: there will be no screenings on Sunday 6 July.)

Address: New Change, London EC4M 9AF

Find out more: onenewchange.com

Watch Wimbledon, Islington Square

Tucked away on Upper Street, Islington Square will host free Wimbledon screenings from 30 June to 13 July, featuring deck chairs and plenty of grassed space to spread out a picnic blanket. Tuck into food from Megan’s, OMNOM, Bewliehill, Selv Roastery and The Great Chase, plus cocktails from The Bottle Cocktail Shop.

Address: 116 Upper St, London N1 1AB

Find out more: islingtonsquare.com

Wimbledon On The Big Screen, Merchant Square

With deckchairs and picnic spots on Merchant Square’s lawn, head down to Paddington Basin to catch all of the Wimbledon action from midday everyday from 30 June to 13 July. Enjoy the canal breeze, with fresh strawberries served with cream, ice cream or silky melted Belgian chocolate. Best of all, the first 30 tennis fans to arrive each day will be treated to a complimentary glass of Pimm’s.

Find It: Merchant Square, London W2 1AS

Find out more: merchantsquare.com