This is the first time that the tournament has reached such a fever pitch in the Southern Hemisphere, and fans from all over are flocking to Sydney's top venues to witness the action. Whether you're looking for a high-energy pub atmosphere or a more laid-back viewing experience, Sydney has it all. For locals and international fans alike, Sydney's top venues are ready to deliver an unforgettable way to experience the Women’s World Cup.
Where to watch the Round 16 matches:
- FIFA Fan Festival - The FIFA Fan Festival™ is bringing together football fans, families and fun-seekers with a buzzing festival atmosphere where visitors can watch EVERY match of the tournament live on the big screens. With live music performances from acts like Jessica Mauboy, delicious street food feasts, a football playground and the first FIFA Museum in Australia, there is something for everyone until 20th August at Tumbalong Park in Darling Harbour.
- Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair - For a unique and immersive football experience, head to 'stadium adidas' at Mrs. Macquarie’s Chair from 10th – 20th August. This 300sqm adventure zone features world-class technology, sensory experiences, and a chance to meet the stars of this year’s World Cup. Open 11am-8pm, admission is free, but booking is recommended.
- Outdoor Screenings - Come together with other supporters to watch the Matildas games at multiple outdoor locations throughout the inner west. The opening fixture, which sees Australia take on Ireland, and the final will be shown at Camperdown Memorial Rest Park.
- Forrester's - Forrester's has been proudly serving the Surry Hills neighbourhood for over 100 years, and will be screening all the games in their Public Bar & Art Room. With multiple TV’s and big screens, a wide selection of local craft beers and Aussie wines, and a menu of pub classics, it's the perfect place to catch all your favourite sporting fixtures.
- Clock Hotel - The Clock in Surry Hills will be screening every Matilda’s game live and loud with free margaritas for the first Matilda’s goal scored across every match. To be eligible, you need to complete the form online, show your confirmation email (or a screenshot of it) to staff on arrival and collect your wristband, then when they score show your wristband.
Looking for somewhere to eat between games?
- The Star Sydney 24/7 Sports Bar - The Star’s 24/7 Sports Bar is a popular location to watch live football action is likely to be no exception. There are more than 50 LCD TVs, a huge LED screen, and a menu featuring plenty of hearty American-inspired pub favourites.
- York 75 - This classic sports bar is located right in the heart of the CBD on, you guessed it, York Street. With private booths, personal LED screens, drinks offers and plenty of pub grub, York 75 could be just what you’re looking for.
- The Royal Hotel Paddington - Nestled in the heart of Paddington, The Royal Hotel is renowned for its warm hospitality. With multiple screens and a great vibe, fans can immerse themselves football action while savouring delicious pub-style food and refreshing drinks.
- The Golden Sheaf - Double Bay’s The Golden Sheaf will be showing the action on its giant Sports Bar and Garden screens and offering a range of food and drink specials. Fans can book tables at this heritage-listed, Art Deco hotel for all football games by heading to the venue’s website.
Planning an overnight trip?
- Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel - Guests at the Sydney Harbour Marriott Hotel in Circular Quay enjoy breathtaking views of Sydney Harbour while staying at the luxurious hotel. It offers spacious rooms, an indoor pool and a gym, and its central location makes it an ever-popular choice for visitors.
- QT Sydney - Immerse yourself in the vibrant atmosphere of QT Sydney. The chain’s flagship location combines modern style with heritage charm and is located in the old Gowings department store on Market Street in the heart of the city.
- Novotel Sydney Darling Square - Located next to the ICC Sydney, Novotel Sydney Darling Square is a great place to stay for those who want to feel the buzz of the city and its many attractions. Choose from a range of room types, all just a short walk from Chinatown and Darling Harbour’s attractions.
- W Hotel - The W Sydney features a collection of 593 stylish guestrooms, suites and serviced apartments, with the brand’s iconic pool deck which will boast views of neighbouring Darling Harbour. What’s more, it offers guests a restaurant, two bars, a Spa and a state-of-the-art gym to enjoy.
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