Looking back
The 2026 World Cup at STORIA
The 2026 World Cup in the USA, Canada and Mexico was the first with 48 teams. Because of the time difference, many matches kicked off late in the evening or at night. At STORIA we showed every match of the 2026 World Cup live, from the opening game to the final.
AI-editedVisualisation: the screen for the football broadcast was added to this photo using AI for illustration purposes.The final: Spain are world champions
Grazie a tutti – thanks to everyone who cheered with us.
Looking ahead
2027: watching football in Munich without a major tournament
There is no men's World Cup or European Championship in 2027. It won't be boring, though. Between tournaments STORIA shows football too, such as the Champions League, the DFB-Pokal and international matches.
- Champions LeagueFinal on Saturday 5 June 2027 at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid
- Nations LeagueFinals from 9 to 13 June 2027, host still to be confirmed
- Road to EURO 2028The qualifying draw takes place on 6 December 2026 in Belfast
Sources: UEFA (2027 Champions League final, EURO qualifying), Wikipedia (2027 Nations League Finals).
Next tournament
EURO 2028 public viewing in Munich
UEFA EURO 2028 takes place in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland. 24 teams play 51 matches. At STORIA we show all 51 matches live.
EURO 2028 in Munich: England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland fans welcome.
Every EURO 2028 match live at STORIA, an Italian restaurant in Munich's Maxvorstadt near Königsplatz. Inside, and in summer on our covered terrace. Pizza, pasta and aperitivo, no entry fee.
The host nations
Key dates
- Tournament9 June to 9 July 2028
- Opening matchCardiff, National Stadium of Wales
- Semi-finals4 and 5 July 2028, Wembley Stadium, London
- FinalSunday 9 July 2028, Wembley Stadium, London
The nine stadiums
- Cardiff · National Stadium of Wales
- Dublin · Dublin Arena
- Glasgow · Hampden Park
- Newcastle · St James' Park
- Manchester · Manchester City Stadium
- Liverpool · Everton Stadium
- Birmingham · Villa Park
- London · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
- London · Wembley Stadium
Source: UEFA. The match schedule with kick-off times follows the draw; we'll add it here then.
We'll let you know as soon as advance booking opens.
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Watch the 2030 World Cup in Munich: 100 years of the World Cup
The 2030 World Cup will be held in Spain, Portugal and Morocco. To mark 100 years since the first World Cup in Uruguay in 1930, the tournament opens with one match each in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. It is played in June and July 2030. At STORIA we show every match of the 2030 World Cup live.
Sources: FIFA, Wikipedia “2030 FIFA World Cup”. The stadium list is provisional; we'll name the final venues once FIFA confirms them.
Watching football in an Italian restaurant
At STORIA the match comes with real Italian food: pizza, pasta and aperitivo. Matches are shown inside and in summer on the terrace (up to 100 people outside). The terrace is permanently covered; if it gets too uncomfortable, we carry on inside.
Book a table
Booking for the EURO matches opens with the match schedule. You can already request a table for any other evening.
Reserve a Table
Select date, time and number of guests
You will be redirected to OpenTable to complete your reservation.
Or contact us directly:
For groups and companies
Inside up to 200 standing / 100 seated, in summer on the terrace up to 100 people outside.
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Getting here: Maxvorstadt, near Königsplatz
STORIA is at Karlstraße 47a, 80333 Munich. The Karlstraße tram stop (lines 20 and 21) is right outside, one stop from Munich Central Station. Königsplatz is a few minutes' walk away.
Handy if you arrive by train: Italian restaurant near Munich Central Station.
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Key facts
- STORIA is an Italian restaurant at Karlstraße 47a, 80333 Munich (Maxvorstadt), a few minutes' walk from Königsplatz.
- STORIA shows every match of EURO 2028 and the 2030 World Cup live.
- STORIA showed every match of the 2026 World Cup.
- EURO 2028 runs from 9 June to 9 July 2028 in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland; the final is at Wembley Stadium.
- The 2030 World Cup takes place in June and July 2030 in Spain, Portugal and Morocco, with centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay.
- STORIA shows the matches inside and in summer on the covered terrace (up to 100 people outside).
- For groups, STORIA has room inside for up to 200 guests standing or 100 seated.
Frequently asked questions about public viewing in Munich
Where can I watch public viewing in Munich?
For example at STORIA in the Maxvorstadt, a few minutes' walk from Königsplatz. The Italian restaurant shows every match of EURO 2028 and the 2030 World Cup.
When is EURO 2028?
From 9 June to 9 July 2028. The opening match is in Cardiff, the final at Wembley Stadium in London.
Where is EURO 2028 held?
In England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland, at nine stadiums in Cardiff, Dublin, Glasgow, Newcastle, Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and London.
Does STORIA show every EURO 2028 match?
Yes, all 51 matches are shown live.
When and where is the 2030 World Cup?
In June and July 2030 in Spain, Portugal and Morocco. The first matches are played in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay to mark 100 years of the World Cup.
Does STORIA show the 2030 World Cup?
Yes, every match of the 2030 World Cup is shown live.
Who won the 2026 World Cup?
Spain, beating Argentina 1–0 after extra time in the final on 19 July 2026.
Where is the 2027 Champions League final?
On 5 June 2027 at the Estadio Metropolitano in Madrid.
Can I book for public viewing? From when?
Advance booking is expected to open with the EURO match schedule. Newsletter subscribers hear about it first.
How many guests fit in, including groups?
Inside up to 200 standing / 100 seated, in summer on the terrace up to 100 people outside. Group enquiries go through events-storia.de.
What happens if the weather is bad?
The terrace is permanently covered: the building extends over it like a proper roof, so a short shower is no problem. If it does get too uncomfortable, we show the matches inside.
How do I get there?
Take tram 20 or 21 to Karlstraße, one stop from Munich Central Station.
Is there an entry fee for public viewing?
No entry fee.
STORIA is not affiliated with UEFA or FIFA. “EURO 2028” and “World Cup 2030” are used only to describe the tournaments being shown.