8 best places to watch the Wimbledon final in London

Love watching the Wimbledon finals, but don’t want to be glued to the TV on a hot summer’s day? 🎾

Check out our serving of the best Wimbledon screenings in London. Rally your friends and get set for an array of ace Wimbledon 2024 finals.

Wimbledon’s singles finals take place on the 13th of July for the ladies and the 14th of July for gentlemen, so make sure you have the advantage of knowing the hottest spots to get a slice of the action!


1. Screen on the Canal – Kings Cross

Screen on the Canal Kings CrossCheer on your favourite player with a cool breeze by the Regent’s Canal, all bathed in summer sunshine. In partnership with Everyman Cinemas, Screen on the Canal in King’s Cross has become one of the capital’s most beloved seasonal open-air cinemas – and best of all, it’s free! Transforming Kings Cross into a mini festival for late-night movies and summer’s sporting entertainment, pack your picnic blanket and snacks and enjoy all the tennis action from this canalside cinema spot.

With staggered stepped seating creating the ultimate outdoor cinema experience, make sure to arrive nice and early to snag a prime spot by the water for those eye-watering tie-break moments.

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2. Wimbledon on the Piazza – Covent Garden

Wimbledon screening at Covent GardenPlanning a trip to central London this Wimbledon finals weekend? Take a break from the shopping madness of the capital and catch an exquisite level of tennis before your eyes at Covent Garden’s iconic outdoor piazza.

With lines of splendid deck chairs spread across the cobbles and even iconic strawberries and cream and glasses of Pimm’s on tap, Covent Garden is the perfect Wimbledon experience for those wanting to stay a little more central. Plus with a Polo Ralph Lauren store just a stone’s throw away, you can even take a gander at the official Wimbledon attire in between the action.

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3. Summer by the River – Tower Bridge

Picture a gorgeous evening next to the Thames. Tower Bridge is your backdrop. And the fiercest competitors in the tennis world are going head to head in the most prestigious tournament in the world. Sounds like a bit of you? Summer by the River, a short walk from London Bridge station and the iconic Tower of London, is the place to be this July.

This three-month summer festival will be joining in the tennis celebrations and screening every moment of Wimbledon’s live finals at The Scoop screen. Entry is free but if you’re in the mood for a proper summer experience you’ll want to splash on strawberries and Pimm’s at Summer by the River’s nearby stalls.

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4. Wimbledon Piazza – Wimbledon

Wimbledon PiazzaCan’t snag Centre Court tickets but still crave the Wimbledon atmosphere? Don’t worry, tennis fans! The Wimbledon Piazza offers a fantastic alternative to catch the final. Nestled just outside the grounds, this high street spot lets you soak up the magic without the price tag. The Piazza boasts a relaxed vibe, perfect for a fun-filled day with friends, all while keeping your eyes glued to the action.

Cheer alongside fellow fans as the final unfolds on the big screen and discover the buzz of tennis excitement across Wimbledon. Plus, you’ll be a stone’s throw from the iconic Wimbledon grounds, adding an extra touch of authenticity to the experience. Pack a picnic spread, grab some Pimm’s cans (a Wimbledon must!) and settle in for a quintessentially British summer afternoon.

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5. Summer Screens – Canary Wharf

Summer Screens Canary WharfCalling all tennis fanatics in east London! Craving a vibrant atmosphere to catch the Wimbledon final? Look no further than Summer Screens in Canary Wharf. This iconic outdoor cinema is transforming into a mini summer festival for the final matches of the summer.

Entry is completely free, making it the perfect budget-friendly option. Grab a blanket, comfy camping chairs and some tasty picnic snacks, and get ready to experience a fun-filled afternoon of tennis – with the bonus of enjoying the stunning city views! Be sure to arrive early to claim your spot by the screen and soak up the excitement of the final.

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6. Bishop’s Square – Spitalfields

Bishop’s Square in Spitalfields is serving up a winner this July as this buzzing east London hub transforms into a free open-air haven for the Wimbledon finals. The best part? You can fuel up for every intense rally with delicious treats from the surrounding food vendors and drinks stalls. From juicy burgers to tempting vegetarian delights, there’s something for everyone.

With the showdown on their 188-inch screen, you won’t miss a single ace or backhand. Lounge on deck chairs (fingers crossed for the weather!) and explore Bishop’s Square for a Wimbledon final experience that’s both exciting and friendly on your wallet.

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7. Summer in the Square – Marylebone

Summer in the Square MaryleboneWimbledon diehards, looking for a charming spot to catch the final? Summer in the Square in Marylebone offers a delightful twist on the traditional Centre Court experience. Located within the tranquil Portman Square Garden, this cosy London park is the perfect spot to enjoy a picnic spread, the cool summer breeze and lively moments from one of the biggest finals in tennis.

This free sporting extravaganza lets you soak up the atmosphere alongside fellow fans, families and local residents. Street food stalls will be dishing up delicious treats while the big screen ensures you don’t miss a single epic rally. Remember to arrive early to snag a prime spot and enjoy a truly unique Wimbledon experience!

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8. Henman Hill – All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club

Henman Hill WimbledonAnd last but certainly not least, what better way to see every tennis slice, smash and ace of the Wimbledon final than at Wimbledon itself! Join the iconic Wimbledon Queue (we recommend turning up as early as possible the morning of or even the night before) and grab yourself Grounds Tickets, which go for £20 per person on final days. You’ll have full access to Wimbledon’s outside courts – excluding No.1, No.2 and Centre Court – and, most importantly, Henman Hill.

Henman Hill, often known as Murray Mound and simply ‘The Hill’, is a banked open green space welcoming thousands of Grounds ticket holders to watch every second of the action on the No.1 court screens. With an electric energy that radiates from within the courts themselves, Henman Hill is a perfect setting to watch the 2024 tennis champions be crowned the Wimbledon title.

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