Where to watch the world cup in Hong Kong?

Where else is there to celebrate the world cup in Hong Kong other than the pub and the club? Check out all these fun soccer related events happening around town. Local artist and football fan Otto Li presents a series of his works on the chemistry between art and football. This is at the OC Gallery, G/F Olympian City 1, 11 Hoi Fair Road in West Kowloon.

World Cup celebrations in Hong Kong

At Times Square in Causeway Bay you’ll be able to see the faces of football super stars and take photos with the players at the “Hall of Fame” giant football table set up at the Times Square piazza. Also, don’t miss the “Beat the time” challenge where you can win World cup edition prices.

Starting from July 11,  there will be a group exhibition at Cityplaza of over 200 entries from all around the world for the “International Football Design Competition“, which showcases unique work of each representative country through the process of blending arts and football designs.

The most recommended must see alternative world cup celebration is definitely “Shoot for Glory” at Happy Valley Racecourse, on race nights, head to the famous racing grounds to soak up the atmosphere in the beer garden, and meet and greet the superstars of local teams South China and TSW Pegasus. Games and drinks specials will be one the both evenings.

Then when all the national pride is making you hungry, then why not get the World Cup spirit by paying a visit to a restaurant that serves the national cuisine of any teams playing this year. Central is the place to be if you want to watch the world cup happening in Hong Kong. Beijing Club is one big pimpin club that will be showing all the 64 matches on a massive 400 inch projector screen on their alfresco balcony. Hong Kong Brew House is right at the top end of Lan Kwai Fong and there is an outdoor patio for both people watching and game watching at the same time.

There are free snacks and drinks and Dickens Bar throughout the soccer season. The dishes will all be inspired by the competing teams that night. Plus, if any team scores five goals in a match, you get a free shooter, plus one extra shooter for every additional goal. Inn Side out is located at the heart of Causeway Bay and has a great semi-outdoor and indoor area for football fans to cheer and kick back.

Or if Central and Lan Kwai Fong is not one the intinery for the night then enjoy the matches live on gigantic television screens at Delaney’s. The bar is scheduled to broadcast every World Cup match live so get ready to spend some late nights in this Wanchai landmark.If you are still in Wanchai and still wondering where to watch the world cup in Hong Kong but  you are looking for a cozier environment, then head to Devil’s Advocate to watch the matches in a laid back atmosphere.

On the Tsim Sha Tsui side, Bulldog’s Kowloon side outpost has great harbour views and solid pub grub in addition to its two 82 inch roll down Or if you are not in the mood to imbue with the rowdy soccer crowd then its time to head to the Royal Garden Hotel. A hotel to watch the world cup matches? Sure thing, check out the various tailor made World Cup packages offered by the five star hotel. Live matches will be broascasting at the Martini Bar so this is a cozy place to be able to talk and relax at the same time. Time to see what these places about if you happen to be in Hong Kong at the moment and cheer your team on over a pint or two!