When does the public viewing start?

Entry and the exact sequence depend on the organizer; according to the event date, public viewing starts on June 20, 2026, at 10:00 PM.

How much does entry cost?

Entry costs 7 euros per ticket.

Where is the event taking place?

At the Old Town Hall or Hofbräu at the Old Town Hall at Niederwall 25 in 33602 Bielefeld.

Is there an outdoor and indoor option?

Yes, the game will be shown outside on a large screen or inside in front of the TV.

How do I get there best?

The tram stop Rathaus is directly nearby; there are also parking spaces at the New Town Hall parking garage and at the Theater parking garage.

Which games will be shown?

The Germany games will be shown; if they continue to progress, the public viewing offer will remain according to the organizer.

Bielefeld's beer garden becomes the World Cup stage for Germany against Ivory Coast

Name: Public Viewing Germany vs. Ivory Coast at Old Town Hall Bielefeld
Start: 2026-06-21T00:00:00+02:00
End: 2026-06-21T01:59:59+02:00
Location: Altes Rathaus

World Cup atmosphere in the beer garden at the Old Town Hall: Germany against the Ivory Coast live in Bielefeld

When Germany meets the Ivory Coast on June 20, 2026, the Hofbräu beer garden at the Old Town Hall in Bielefeld will become a grand stage for a true public viewing experience. Starting at 10:00 PM, the event combines a large screen, fan chants, and the thrill of a World Cup evening right in the city center.

Large screen, close stadium feel

The view of the game will be shown outside on the big screen or inside in front of the TV – depending on where the atmosphere is most vibrant. This mix creates the allure: stadium atmosphere without long travel, the tension of the game with a beer garden vibe, and a shared football experience that supports from the very first whistle.

A place made for exciting evenings

The venue is the Old Town Hall in Bielefeld, specifically at Niederwall 25. The space between the old and new town hall is one of the city's prominent downtown addresses and is well connected: The tram stop Rathaus is directly nearby, and there are parking spaces at the New Town Hall parking garage and at the Theater parking garage.

Organizer with a clear football message

The public viewing is organized by Hofbräu at the Old Town Hall. The venue relies on the classic formula that makes football evenings great: watching together, short distances, cold drinks, and an environment where every scene on the field immediately elicits reactions from the audience. Tickets are available for the group match; entry costs 7 euros.

What fans can expect

The Germany games will be shown, and the message is clear: if our boys progress, the shared World Cup moment in Bielefeld remains alive. This is the power of this evening: football gets space, emotions get loud, and every goal chance can turn the beer garden into a celebration space.

Those who want to experience the World Cup not alone but amidst football fans will find the perfect meeting point here. This public viewing combines game excitement, downtown location, and true community – an evening that should be experienced live.