If you’re out in south London this weekend you don’t have to miss catching the Wimbledon finals with all these screenings on offer.
This weekend marks the finals of Wimbledon 2024, with many tennis fans set to watch before the popular summer games draw to a close.
Whether you’re looking to watch a match on a day out or want to make an event of it with food and drinks, we’ve put together a guide on where to watch the Wimbledon finals in south London this weekend.
Here’s our roundup and everything you need to know:
Old Royal Naval College, Greenwich
Where? Old Royal Naval College, London SE10 9NN
How much? Free
As part of the Summer Big Screen event, the Old Royal Naval College will be hosting a series of outdoor screenings on the lawn, including the finals of Wimbledon this weekend.
As part of the Summer Big Screen event, the Old Royal Naval College will be screening the finals of Wimbledon this weekend. (Image: Colin B Mackenzie)
With views of the UNESCO World Heritage site, while being in close distance to lots of attractions like Greenwich Market and the National Maritime Museum, as well as plenty of nearby pubs, Greenwich is the perfect spot if you’re looking for a day out this weekend to watch the finals.
If you visit on the weekends you can also visit the Artisan Market, where you can browse a range of stalls selling everything from produce and food to gifts.
Rooftop Film Club, Peckham
Where? Roof A, Bussey Building, 133 Rye Ln, London SE15 4ST
How much? Tickets start at £10 for adults and £5.95 for children
The Rooftop Film Club will be screening the live women’s and men’s finals between July 13 and July 14. (Image: Rooftop Film Club)
Anyone looking to catch the final can head over to the Rooftop Film Club in Peckham, where the venue will be screening the live women’s and men’s finals between July 13 and July 14.
You can also get food and drinks like glasses of Pimms and Share a Slice pizzas.
Battersea Power Station - The Big Screen
Where? Power Station Park, Battersea Power Station, Nine Elms, SW11 8AX
How much? Free
If you’re heading over to Battersea this weekend, stop by their Big Screen in Power Station Park, where you can watch live sports including Wimbledon as well as the Olympic Games.
You can also get drinks and food whilst you're watching the finals, like Pimms and strawberries and cream to make you feel like you're in Wimbledon for real.
The Refinery, Bankside
Where? 110 Southwark Street, London, SE1 0TF
How much? Free
A short way from London Bridge you’ll find The Refinery pub in Bankside, where you can watch the finals from their large screens whilst being able to order food and drinks in their relaxed open-plan bar and restaurant space.
Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen
Where? 40 Bermondsey Street, London Bridge, SE1 3UD
How much? Free
If you’re worried about the weather turning drizzly, head over to The Bermondsey Bar & Kitchen set within a former underground car park.
This weekend they’ll be hosting screenings of the final and you can also order from their food and drinks menu with staples like burgers and fish and chips on offer.
Summer by the River, London Bridge
Where? The Scoop at More, London SE1 2AA
How much? Free
A short walk from London Bridge on the South Bank, you’ll find the annual Summer by the River Festival at the Scoop, which has returned for another year.
A short walk from London Bridge on the South Bank, you’ll find the annual Summer by the River Festival at the Scoop. (Image: Word On The Curb)
The festival will be hosting screenings of Wimbledon throughout the tournament, offering river views along with a host of food and drink vendors to choose from.
The Piazza, Wimbledon
Where? The Piazza, Wimbledon Town Centre
How much? Free
If you can’t see the final at the stadium in Wimbledon itself, why not head to Wimbledon Town Centre for a live final screening, with equal vibes but for free.
If you can’t see the final at the stadium in Wimbledon itself, why not head to Wimbledon Town Centre for a live final screening. (Image: Love Wimbledon)
Located on Wimbledon’s Piazza with a multitude of restaurants, eateries and coffee shops, you can lounge on deckchairs to watch the game, near to where the action is all happening.
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