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EURO 2024: Fan Zone Hamburg

Fan Zone from 14 June to 14 July 2024, right in the heart of St. Pauli All information about the Fan Zone Hamburg

4 weeks, 1 tournament, 24 Teams - that's EURO 2024: great sport is on the programme this year. From 14 June to 14 July 2024, Hamburg and many football fans from the metropolitan region as well as international fans will be cheering. For four weeks in the summer of 2024, the Fan Zone in the heart of the city, surrounded by the trendy district St.Pauli and not far from many sights, will be the place to be for football, sporting activities and cultural entertainment. All information and the programme for the Fan Zone at Heiligengeistfeld can be found here:

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Timing of the Fan Zone

When?

The Fan Zone opens for the first match of the tournament on the 14th of June and is open for all 22 match days. On the first matchday, everyone is looking forward to the opening match between Germany and Scotland. Opening hours will vary depending on the match schedule. Daily opening times will be posted here well in advance of the tournament.

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All areas of the Fan Zone

What?

The Fan Zone Hamburg is a true football paradise. On all 22 match days, all games are shown live on screens. But that's not all: a beach club with comfortable sun loungers invites you to relax, a Ferris wheel offers a spectacular view of the action and a wide selection of culinary delicacies is on offer. There will also be a varied stage programme. In the Activity Area, visitors can try their hand at a range of football activities, from goal-shooting to a dribbling course. The Football Arena is all about the game, from exciting matches to the European Homeless Championship, which will be held here. On 15 match days, there will also be a large public viewing area for up to 40,000 football fans. Admission to all areas is free so that everyone can enjoy the unique football experience.

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The place

Where?

Cheering, chilling out and dancing will all take place on a large area of Heiligengeistfeld, one of Hamburg’s prime locations for public viewing events, providing an exceptional atmosphere right next to the Millerntor football stadium. Perfectly connected to several underground stations including St. Pauli, Feldstraße and Messehallen, but also close to the Reeperbahn S-Bahn stop and within walking distance of many of Hamburg's sights, Heiligengeistfeld is the perfect place to host the Fan Zone for the EURO 2024 Festival Hamburg. It is also recommended that you travel by bike, as there is plenty of space in the guarded bike park.

Sights, scene, bars & restaurants The neighbourhood of the Fan Zone

Even though the Fan Zone already has a lot to offer and you can choose between watching football, doing sports or having a cocktail at the Beach Club with live music, a trip to the neighbourhood is well worth it. From Heiligengeistfeld you can walk, cycle or take public transport to some of Hamburg's most beautiful and famous sights such as the Landungsbrücken, the Elbphilharmonie Concert Hall or the Sternschanze.

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FAQs All you need to know about the Fan Zone Hamburg

Watching football, experiencing culture, celebrating nations: there is a lot to discover in the Fan Zone. Find all the answers to your questions here!

When does the Fan Zone take place?

The Fan Zone Hamburg for UEFA EURO 2024 at Heiligengeistfeld will be open on all match days from 14 June 2024 to 14 July 2024.

The opening hours of the Fan Zone depend on the kick-off time of the first match on each day and are as follows*:

  •     Opening Match: The Fan Zone will be open from 17:00 to 23:30 (the match starts at 21:00).
  •     First Round Matches: The Fan Zone opens between 12.00 and 19.00 and closes at 23.30, depending on the match schedule.
  •     Round of 16 and quarter-finals: The Fan Zone is open from 16:00 to 23:30.
  •     Semi-finals: The Fan Zone is open from 18:00/19:00 until 23:30.
  •     Final: Fan Zone open from 18:00 to 23:30 (match starts at 21:00)


* In the event of extra time, the Fan Zone will remain open for 30 minutes after the end of the match.

Where is the Fan Zone and how do I get there?

The Fan Zone will be located on Heiligengeistfeld in the St. Pauli district (the street name is also Heiligengeistfeld and can be searched on Google Maps). This is a large square next to the Millerntor stadium. The Hamburger Dom, a large fair, is also held in the same area three times a year.


We recommend that you travel by bike, on foot or by public transport due to the likely high number of visitors and for a sustainable journey. The best way to get to Heiligengeistfeld is to get off at one of the following stops

  • U-Bahn: St. Pauli (shortest walk) or Feldstraße
  • S-Bahn: Reeperbahn

How much does it cost to enter the Fan Zone?

Access to the Fan Zone is always free. The only exceptions are closed events such as concerts (specific line-up to be announced) in the Arena on non-match days.

 

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