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Fan Zone Aveiro 2026

Largo do Rossio, Aveiro · 11 Jun – 19 Jul

Fan Zone Aveiro 2026: watch the World Cup on a big screen

Giant screen at Largo do Rossio, Aveiro, 11 June to 19 July. Open daily, 3pm to 10pm.

Bar and food

Clear prices,
no surprises

Everything you can eat and drink on site, with prices upfront before you arrive. Pay on site.

  • Draught 20cl2.00
  • Bifana4.00
  • Hot dog4.50
  • Menus from5.50
22 items and 4 combo menus, in euros with VAT included.See the full price list

Next match

Flag of FranceFrance
VS
Flag of EnglandEngland
18 Jul · 22h00

Schedule subject to change in line with the official tournament calendar.

Crowd at Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 by the entrance arch at Largo do Rossio during the opening

Opening night done

The opening filled Largo do Rossio

On 17 June, Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 opened to a full house: the official ceremony, entertainment by RTP journalist Tópê Carvalho, and Portugal × DR Congo on the giant screen.

Thousandsat the opening
17 Junofficial opening
Portugal × DR Congoon the giant screen
See the opening gallery

The Fan Zone

What is Fan Zone Aveiro 2026?

Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is the fan area to watch the 2026 World Cup matches live on a giant screen, at Largo do Rossio in Aveiro, from 11 June to 19 July 2026, every day from 3pm to 10pm.

A public space to enjoy football together, broadcasting the main World Cup matches.

11 Jun – 19 JulThe whole World Cup
3pm – 10pm*Every day
Largo do RossioCentral Aveiro
Giant LED screenLive matches

* For Portugal, Brazil and Cape Verde matches shown outside these hours, the Fan Zone's opening hours follow the game.

An initiative byAveiro City Councilproduced byGlobalSport

The experience on site

Giant LED screen at Fan Zone Aveiro 2026, Largo do Rossio

Giant LED screen

World Cup matches on a big screen with professional sound.

Packed stands at Fan Zone Aveiro 2026

Seated stands

Seating directly facing the giant screen to follow the matches.

Fans celebrating at Fan Zone Aveiro 2026

Bar and food

Draught beer, soft drinks, bifanas, hot dogs and fritters on site. See the price list.

Toilets available on site.

Official store

Wear the Fan Zone colours

Official Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 shirt and scarf, with Aveiro's canals and the passion for the World Cup. On sale on site, at Largo do Rossio.

Fans wearing the official Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 shirt and scarf by the Aveiro canals
Official Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 shirt, front and back

Official shirt

€20.00

Shirt featuring Aveiro's canals and moliceiro boat, front and back. 2026 World Cup edition.

On site
Official Aveiro 2026 World Cup Fan Zone scarf

Official scarf

€10.00

Aveiro · 2026 World Cup scarf in Portugal colours. Take yours to the stands.

On site

Available on site throughout the event, while stocks last. Pay on site.

Which World Cup matches are shown on the big screen?

DateMatchTime (PT)
18 JulFranceFlag of FrancevsFlag of EnglandEngland22h00
19 JulSpainFlag of SpainvsFlag of ArgentinaArgentina20h00

All times are Portugal mainland time. Full programme and any extended hours to be announced.

Updated 16 July 2026.

Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 information desk by the canal
The Fan Zone entrance at Largo do Rossio

Getting to Largo do Rossio

The Fan Zone is at Largo do Rossio, known as the Rossio, in the centre of Aveiro, a few minutes’ walk from the train station and right by the city’s central canal.

Walk from station
~10 min
Right by the
central canal
In the
city centre

Address

Largo do Rossio, Aveiro, Portugal

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Frequently asked questions

What is Fan Zone Aveiro 2026?

Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is a public fan area at Largo do Rossio in Aveiro, where you watch 2026 World Cup matches live on a big screen. It runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026, every day from 3pm to 10pm. It is a public entertainment event organised by GlobalSport and the Municipality of Aveiro.

Where is the fan zone in Aveiro?

Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is at Largo do Rossio, known as the Rossio, in the centre of Aveiro next to the ria canals. It is an easy walk from the historic centre and from Aveiro train station. The Getting Here section has the map and directions on Google Maps.

Is entry free?

Entry to Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is intended to be free and open to everyone: fans, families, residents and visitors, with the access policy to be confirmed by the organisers. We recommend arriving early for high-demand matches, such as Portugal’s, to get a good spot near the big screen.

What are the opening times?

The fan zone runs from 11 June to 19 July 2026, every day from 3pm to 10pm, at Largo do Rossio. The official opening ceremony is on 17 June at 5pm. For Portugal, Brazil and Cape Verde matches shown outside these hours, opening hours follow the game, with times to be announced.

Which World Cup matches and teams are shown?

The main 2026 World Cup matches are shown, including all of Portugal's games and the big knockout fixtures. Confirmed dates and kick-off times are on the match schedule, in Portugal time. Opponents and times follow the official tournament calendar.

Are there toilets on site?

Yes. Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 provides toilets at the Largo do Rossio venue throughout the event. The venue also has seated stands facing the giant screen and a bar and food area.

Where can I park near the fan zone?

Largo do Rossio is in the centre of Aveiro, with paid parking nearby. Telpark is one of the partners of Fan Zone Aveiro 2026. On busier match days, such as Portugal games, we recommend walking, cycling or taking the train, as Aveiro station is a short walk from the venue.

Can I bring children? Is it family friendly?

Yes. Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is designed for everyone, including families with children. The venue has seated stands, toilets and a bar and food area. The atmosphere is a festive, social gathering around 2026 World Cup matches on the big screen.

Is this an official competition event?

No. Fan Zone Aveiro 2026 is a public fan event organised by GlobalSport and the Municipality of Aveiro. It is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or authorised by FIFA or the official organisers of the competition. Match broadcasts are shown on a big screen for local public entertainment.