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

St Katharine Docks feels a world away from much of the capital. Its tranquil, laid-back character yet just a stone’s throw away from the Tower Bridge. St. Katharine Docks comes alive with several screenings when Wimbledon returns. It is the perfect spot to watch Wimbledon in London. As London’s only marina, it is a unique place to watch Wimbledon in London. You will be seated on a floating pontoon, inside a huge white tent near the West Basin. Take a comfortable seat on a deckchair, indulge in a refreshing beverage crafted by the skilled mixologists at Sipello, and immerse yourself in the exhilaration of the finest tennis competition in the world. It is perfect for an after work summertime get together.

Address: Circus Rd W, Nine Elms, London SW11 8AL

‘The Battersea Games’ will be taking over Battersea Power Station this summer. To kick off the celebrations, the oldest tennis tournament in the world, Wimbledon will be heading to Battersea Power Station as an official fan zone presented by Ocean Outdoor. Sit back and watch all the Wimbledon action on a big screen in the Power Station’s six-acre riverside park, and on Wimbledon Finals Weekend, you can even enjoy tipples from Sipsmith Gin who’ll be serving up some sensationally sippable Gin and Tonics from their new art deco Gin Bus. Following Wimbledon they will also be screening all the best summer sports including  Women’s World Cup, Tour de France, Netball World Cup and more.

Address: 80 King’s Rd, London SW3 4LY

Strawberries & Screen will be back again this summer with every hit, swing and serve from this year’s Wimbledon Championships. The big screen is set to return, with all of the nail-biting action from the Men’s Semi-Finals, and both Men’s and Women’s Singles Finals at Duke of York Square.

Prepare your picnic baskets and get set to spread blankets out on the Green opposite the Saatchi Gallery, and enjoy traditional tennis accompaniments from the pop-up bars, or for those in attendance on Saturday, grab something delicious from the Fine Food Market. The VIP seating will be available with comfy deckchairs pre-bookable on a first come, first served basis for groups up to six. There will also be a select number available for walk-ins on the day.

Address: King’s Cross Canal Side Green Steps, Regent’s Canal Towpath, London N1C 4PQ

Making a return to the capital with a popular film schedule and just in time for the season’s hottest sporting events, including Wimbledon. Everyman on the Canal has once again pop-up at the much-loved shopping and dining destination of King’s Cross. Everyman’s free film, TV and sports festival heads to the iconic Canal Side Steps on the banks of the Regent’s Canal, this time for an extended season from 1st July to 18th August 2024.

Recline on bean bags on the grass steps whilst enjoying the Wimbledon screening. The outdoor film experience is of course not complete without mouth-watering sweet treats and savoury snacks from Everyman’s food menu, and paired with a drink or two from the range of summer cocktails, wine, beer and soft drinks. Read more about Everyman Screen on the Canal here.

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

For two weeks The Bluebird in Chelsea will have their big screen up again this year. Sit back and relax on their terrace, and enjoy the Championship as they screen each of the games from their big outdoor screen. Secure your spot on the terrace and watch the centre-court drama unfold from the best seat whilst enjoying al fresco dining. Make sure not to miss out on the action for the finals.

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

Broadcasting the BBC’s coverage of The Championships on a large LED screen every day of Wimbledon, catch all of the action at Ham Yard Hotel’s ‘Centre Court-Yard’. Soak up the atmosphere with a playful cocktail in hand, traditional strawberries and cream, or a tennis themed afternoon tea, and listen to the commentary via wireless headphones. On the leafy terrace outside the central London hotel, enjoy the tournament under the dappled light of oak trees, surrounded by strawberry plants, an umpire chair and purple and green hydrangeas, all in honour of Wimbledon.

In partnership with London Essence and Sipsmith, soak up the atmosphere whilst enjoying strawberries and cream, and a limited-edition cocktail from the menu, including the refreshing Sloe-Motion Serve’ and zesty ‘Perfect Volley Iced Tea.’ The ‘Centre Court-Yard’ at Ham Yard Hotel will be screening the Wimbledon matches from 11am every day, with drinks served outdoors until 10.30pm.

Address: 21 Eccleston Pl, London SW1W 9NF

Giant al fresco screenings of the Wimbledon Tennis Championships have returned to Eccleston Yards. This year they’re kicking off a whole Summer of Sport in London’s quintessential, vibrant neighbourhood of Belgravia, in partnership with BOODLES.

Throughout the month, you can get your sporting fix at showings including: Wimbledon Tennis Championships (1-14 July), England Test Match cricket (18-22 July: England vs West Indies and 21-25 August: England vs Sri Lanka), the Paris 2024 Olympic Games (26 July-11 August), the Tour de France 2024 (16-17 July), and the Paris 2024 Paralympic Games (28 August-8 September). watch all the sporting action from a beanbag, a deck chair, or picnic bench, while feasting on food and drink from the leafy courtyard’s restaurants, bars and cafes.

Address: Canada Square Park, Canary Wharf, London

Watch Wimbledon underneath the London skyline at Canary Wharf’s Summer Screens. Catch the most exciting games, races, and championships throughout the summer. From F1 to cricket, and of course the iconic Wimbledon Championships. You will find two screens in the bustling Canada Square Park where you can sip your summer refreshments from The Grandstand Bar or pick up a picnic from Waitrose. You’ll also find a screen in Cabot Square which will be surrounded by selection of summery alfresco bars.

Address: St. James’ Market. Regent Street, SW1Y 4NR

Looking for somewhere to watch the tennis in central London? Catch the action from Wimbledon in St James’s Market on their outdoor screen. Just south of Piccadilly Circus between buzzy Haymarket and Regent Street St James’s, St James’s Market is the perfect spot to relax and watch the tennis this summer. Sit back and enjoy the tournament on the big screen while relaxing on free deck chairs or sipping a cocktail from one of the nearby restaurant terraces. No need to book, simply turn up and find a spot to spectate in the sunshine.

Address: Portman Square Garden, 55 Baker St, London W1U 8EW

Marylebone’s ever-popular Summer in the Square is here for the summer with a fresh roster of exciting outdoor activity that will help see the final week of the Wimbledon tournament out in style. Watch the matches on the big screen from a deck chair (with a drink in hand!) in the tranquil setting of Portman Square Garden.

The on-site ‘Wellness Den’ will offer an ample line-up of free sustainable activities and workshops for everyone to take part in. These activities range from pampering sessions for those who love a quick beauty treatment, yoga classes for anyone that fancies unwinding in the summer sun and for those eager to keep their brains just as active as their body, a host of relaxing mindfulness classes.

Address: 110 Southwark St, London SE1 9AN

You can catch Wimbledon across all 18 Drake & Morgan locations, however, The Refinery Bankside boasts one of the largest outdoor screens in London. Relax in a deckchair on the open-air terrace and enjoy buckets of cold beers, wines (or both!). Getting in the Wimbledon spirit, they are also offering limited-edition Wimbledon Platter.

Address: New Change, London EC4M 9AF

Located on the New Change Passage, One New Change offers unbeatable views of St. Paul’s Cathedral alongside its Wimbledon screening. Relax on one of the deckchairs whilst enjoying some world-class tennis with the fully stocked bar supplied by F1 Arcade which sits inside the One New Change.

Where: 1-2, Serjeant’s Inn, Fleet St, Temple, London EC4Y 1AG

At Temple Court, a collective of societies assembles, united by a mutual appreciation for life’s pleasures in the name of The Amicable Societies Summer Terrace. As part of Fleet Street Quarter’s Summer of Sport, here you can catch your favourites on the big screen, including Wimbledon. Throughout the summer, watch the kick offs at the UEFA Euros, set and matches for Wimbledon and Olympic events when the Torch arrives in France in July.