The summer of 2025 will be all about women's football: the UEFA Women's EURO will take place in Switzerland from 2 to 27 July - and Berlin will be transformed into a hotspot of fan culture. Even if the matches are not being played here, the capital will be cheering and celebrating as if we were right in the middle of it all.
Whether in an urban beer garden, at creative cultural events or on a big screen in the countryside - Berlin offers you the best spots for a thrilling public viewing experience. Get ready for a special kind of summer fairytale - together, lively and full of emotion.
Tip 1: Football meets concert
What happens when piano sounds accompany a football match? Two worlds meet in the atmospherically illuminated Church of St Paul the Apostle: Classical music and sport. Stephan Graf von Bothmer, composer and pianist, gives the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 a cinematic flavour with his musical accompaniment - each match scene has its own soundtrack. Whether it's a thrilling duel or a trembling penalty kick: You won't just share in the excitement, you'll feel every minute of the game more intensely than ever before. An extraordinary experience for fans who want to enjoy football and music with all their senses.
When: 4 to 12 July
Where: Apostel-Paulus-Kirche, Akazienstraße 18, Schöneberg
Tip 2: Public viewing with a living room atmosphere
At ART Stalker in Charlottenburg, football is transformed into a feel-good community experience. The bar becomes a living room for fans who value openness, visibility and respectful interaction. Soak up the relaxed atmosphere, order a drink at the bar and immerse yourself in an evening at the UEFA Women's EURO 2025, where it's about more than just the final score. Cheer, discuss and celebrate together - all with a strong symbol for diversity.
When: 6 July 2025
Where: ART Stalker - Art+Bar+Events, Kaiser-Friedrich-Straße 67, Charlottenburg
Tip 3: Kicking for a good cause
On 4 July, Tempelhofer Feld is not just a place to play ball - it's also a place to take a stand. The event starts right next to the THF Tower with a moving talk in which voices from politics, society and sport show how football brings people together.
If you don't just want to discuss flight, integration and participation, but want to experience them emotionally, this is the place to be. Afterwards, it's time to watch the European Championship match with like-minded people - openly, in solidarity and with a lot of heart.
When: 4 July 2025
Where: THF Tower, Tempelhofer Feld, Tempelhof
Tip 4: Watch football with heart
The Safe-Hub Berlin will be a lively place for fans, neighbours and committed people during the European Championships. Whether it's for the preliminary round match or the quarter-finals - you can gather here in the open air, on blankets or benches, and celebrate the UEFA Women's EURO 2025. No big event backdrop, but a real community with neighbourhood charm. Ideal for anyone who wants to combine sporting excitement and social commitment.
When: 2 to 27 July 2025
Where: Safe-Hub Berlin, Exerzierstraße 34, Wedding
Public viewing at the Safe-Hub
Tip 6: Football, beer garden and great company
Summer, sun, football - the 11FREUNDE neighbourhood at BRLO Brwhouse brings together everything that makes Berlin special in July. The beer garden in Park am Gleisdreieck becomes a melting pot of fan love, craftsmanship and enjoyment. The European Championship matches will be shown on the big screen, while the supporting programme will run riot: from live podcasts to football quizzes. Amidst street food stalls and fairy lights, you will be part of a football festival that is only possible in Berlin.
When: 2 to 27 July 2025
Where: BRLO Brwhouse, Schöneberger Straße 16, Kreuzberg
Tip 7: Football in the open air
Naumann's beer garden in Schöneberg offers you a green oasis to enjoy the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 matches in a relaxed atmosphere. Between chestnut trees, beer tables and a fragrant grilled sausage, you can watch the big screen while the sun slowly sets.
Whether it's a family afternoon or an after-work beer - this place combines the best of a Berlin summer with sporting enthusiasm. The focus here is on enjoyment - and socialising.
When: 2 to 27 July 2025
Where: Naumann's beer garden, Bessemerstrasse 22, Schöneberg
Tip 8: Final atmosphere in the neighbourhood
The final of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 on 27 July will be celebrated in Kreuzberg! There will be a festival atmosphere from midday when the neighbourhood football tournament kicks off in the Willy Kressmann Stadium . Children, parents, amateur footballers - everyone competes on the pitch before the final is shown on the big screen in the evening. The real Berlin pulsates here: open, colourful, full of joie de vivre. And when the ball rolls, it gets emotional - without a stadium ticket.
When: 27 July 2025, from 12 noon
Where: Willy Kressmann Stadium, Dudenstraße 40-64, Kreuzberg
Tip 9: Semi-final, final & party mood
In the Revier Südost, Berlin's most casual cultural garden, the Baergarten is transformed into an urban football backdrop. It's not just a place to watch - it's a place to live. Between street art, old industrial buildings and shady squares, you can watch the decisive matches of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025 together. A DJ sets the mood, the drinks are chilled and the evenings are long - the perfect recipe for unforgettable summer nights.
When: Semi-finals & final of the UEFA Women's EURO 2025, both from 7 pm
Where: Baergarten im Revier Südost, Schnellerstraße 137, Schöneweide
Tip 10: Public viewing in Laax
Laax is located in the centre of Volkspark Schöneberg - a real insider tip for fans of the European Championships who like to be close to nature. Here you can watch the games in the open air, surrounded by birdsong and a gentle summer breeze. The relaxed atmosphere, the green surroundings and the good company make every match day a little holiday from everyday life. A place where not only goals count, but also the feeling of community.
When: 2 to 27 July 2025
Where: Laax in Volkspark Schöneberg, near the Goldener Hirsch, Schöneberg
Tip 11: Photographs between the playing field and self-determination
The exhibition SHE CAN KICK IT! at f³ - freiraum für fotografie tells the story of women's football beyond results: with strong images, personal stories and political depth. Here you can see the sport as a stage for change, emancipation and empowerment. International photographers such as Susan Meiselas and voices such as national player Laura Freigang give the topic a face and a feeling. An inspiring stopover for anyone who wants to see football through different eyes.
When: 27 June - 7 September 2025
Where: f³ - freiraum für fotografie, Prinzessinnenstraße 30, Kreuzberg
