From buzzing sports bars to riverside pubs and historic taverns, Bath City Centre is absolutely packed with places to catch the World Cup. Whether you want big screens, big crowds or a quieter corner to soak up the drama, there’s a venue for every type of fan.
Here’s your guide to the places to watch the World Cup in Bath:
The Bath Brew House
14 James Street West, Bath, BA1 2BX
A powerhouse for sports fans. Expect big screens, great beer brewed on-site and a lively beer garden that fills up fast on match days.
The Canon
1 Barton Street, Bath, BA1 1HQ
Central, loud and full of energy. The Canon is a favourite of big tournaments thanks to its multiple screens and wallet-friendly drinks.
Bath Cider House
7 Bladud Buildings, Bath, BA1 5LS
A West Country twist on match-day viewing. Craft ciders, stone-baked pizzas and a chilled vibe make this a great pick for groups.
Ludo Sports Bar
9 Brunel Square, Bath, BA1 1SX
The closest thing Bath has to a mini stadium. Huge screens, stadium-style seating and a crowd that lives for the big moments.
The Cork
11-12 Westgate Buildings, Bath, BA1 1EB
Two floors, private booths with screens and a buzzing courtyard. A classic Bath venue that always delivers on atmosphere.
The Lamb & Lion
15 Lower Borough Walls, Bath, BA1 1QU
A traditional pub with a warm, friendly feel. Perfect if you want a proper pint and a proper match-day vibe.
The West Gate
38 Westgate Street, Bath, BA1 1EL
Historic, spacious and always lively. A great all-rounder for watching the World Cup in the heart of the city.
Boom Battle Bar
Kingsmead Leisure Complex, 5-10 James Street West, Bath, BA1 2BX
Historic, spacious and always lively. Boom Battle Bar Bath is a lively games‑and‑cocktails venue in the Kingsmead Leisure Complex, offering axe throwing, AR darts, crazier golf, shuffleboard, and more — a popular spot for parties and nights out.
Bath on the Beach
Royal Avenue Royal Victoria Pack, Bath, BA1 2NR
When the sun’s out, this is the most unique spot in town. Sand, cocktails and football on the big screen – holiday vibes without leaving Bath.
The Boater
9 Argyle Street, Bathwick, Bath, BA2 BQ
A scenic riverside pub ideal for more relaxed match-day viewing. Perfect for afternoon fixtures in the sunshine.
Slug & Lettuce
5-6 Edgar Buildings, George Street, Bath, BA1 2EE
A polished, modern venue with cocktails, food deals and a fun crowd. Great for groups and evening games.
The Saracen’s Head
42 Broad Street, Bath, BA1 5LP
Bath’s oldest pub and full of character. Cosy, atmospheric and favourite among locals.
The Assembly Inn
17 Alfred Street, Bath, BA1 2QU
A proper sports pub with multiple screens, pool tables and a lively crowd. A hidden gem for match days.
The Huntsman
1 Terrace Walk, North Parade, Bath, BA1 1LJ
A beautiful Georgian pub right by the Abbey. They often show major sporting events and offer a more relaxed, classic pub setting.
The Bath Townhouse, Coppa Club
18-19 Old Bond Street, Bath, BA1 1BP
Watching the World Cup at The Bath Townhouse, Coppa Club feels like stepping into the perfect blend of lively atmosphere and laid‑back comfort. The space has that warm, stylish Coppa charm—plush seating, soft lighting, and a buzz that builds as kickoff approaches.
Rengen House
4 Argyle Street, Bathwick, Bath, BA2 4BA
Catching a World Cup match at Rengen House has a completely different kind of charm—more intimate, more relaxed, and perfect if you want to enjoy the game without the full pub‑style roar.
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