12 places to watch World Cup games in Rio de Janeiro

One of the most awaited seasons is coming! Every four years, the world – or participating countries – stop to follow the World Cup.

It is already a tradition to gather friends to cheer together, especially when the Brazilian Team enter the field. It’s the Rio de Janeiro , which was one of the liveliest venues for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, already breathes the competition. Many establishments and event organizers are preparing to welcome fans.

The competition starts on November 20th and runs until December 18th, when the grand final will take place. Brazil debuts on the 24th, against Serbia.

Check out 12 places to gather friends and cheer for Brazil in the Marvelous City:

Copa Village – Jockey Club

One of the most talked about World Cup events in Rio de Janeiro is the Copa Village, which will take place at the Jockey Club Brasileiro. The project was born in the 2014 World Cup and returns in 2022 with a union of great party producers in the city.

The structure will have a large food court with several gastronomic options, toys such as a Ferris wheel, toboggan, zip-line and bungee jump and a covered stage with shows, in addition to the transmission of games on big screens.

Among the confirmed attractions are: Anitta, Gloria Groove, Criolo, BaianaSystem, Marina Sena, Duda Beat, Luísa Sonza, Gilsons, Silva, Matuê, Djonga, Natiruts, Jorge & Mateus, Ludmilla, Wesley Safadão, L7NNON, Baco Exu do Blues, Black Alien, Belo, Papatinho and Lucas Beat.

The event will take place for 20 days, even on days when Brazil does not play. For the full schedule, ticket prices and more information, visit this link.

Santos Dumont Square, 31, Gávea – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

ginga

Ginga is a party that will take place in different cities during the World Cup. In Rio de Janeiro, Ilha do Itanhangá, on Estrada da Barra da Tijuca, will be the big stage and will bring together names known by the public.

On November 24, in the match between Brazil and Serbia, Grupo Menos é Mais will be the big attraction. On the 28th, when the Selection plays against Switzerland, it will be the turn of DJ Dennis to stir the crowd. Singer Thiaguinho closes the group stage presentations on December 2, on the day of the game against Cameroon.

The party will continue in the other phases of the World Cup, but the dates may change according to the progress of Brazil. Léo Santana, Ludmila, Dilsinho, Ferrugem, among other famous djs in the carioca scene complete the list of attractions.

Tickets are now on sale. More details, such as complete schedule and values, can be found at this link.

Itanhangá Island – Estrada da Barra da Tijuca, 793, Rio de Janeiro – RJ

Fill The Cup – Planetarium

Since the 2010 World Cup, the Fill The Cup project has organized parties in Rio de Janeiro with the aim of bringing the public together to watch the games and then enjoy (or drown their sorrows, as they describe it). This year, they will follow the tradition. The party will take place at the Planetarium of Rio, located in Gávea.

The schedule of shows has different presentations by DJs after the matches. In this link, the public can opt for packages – which include the matches of Brazil, round of 16, quarter and final – or buy individual tickets. Admission includes premium open bar until the time established by the organization – depending on the game time. All information can be found above.

Rua Vice-Governador Rúbens Berardo, 100 – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Fifa Fan Fest – Copacabana

Copacabana Beach, an emblematic point of celebrations and festivities in Rio de Janeiro, will host a FIFA Fan Fest stage, the official event of the Qatar Cup. Called the Brahma Rio Arena, it will have free admission and will broadcast all Brazilian matches in the competition.

A large structure with a stage, food court, bars, restrooms and medical posts will be built. The security scheme will also be reinforced, including surveillance cameras with facial recognition. The games will be broadcast on a 1,000-inch high-definition screen in Brazil.

In Brazil’s debut, on the 24th, against Serbia, singer Ferrugem will be the attraction of the event. On the 28th, against Serbia, it will be countryman Gustavo Mioto’s turn to stir the crowd. On December 2nd, DJ Pedro Sampaio will bring his funk to the party. Although free, tickets need to be purchased through the website – they are restricted to 1 per CPF.

Skypark – Morro da Urca

From November 24th to December 18th, Morro da Urca will receive a new project for the World Cup. One of the most visited tourist spots in the world will receive a structure to receive the public during the competition games.

The Skypark will have six environments overlooking different points of Rio. Big screens with games, dance floor, gastronomy, entertainment activities, as well as bars scattered all over the place are part of the structure set up.

During these weeks, some artists already have confirmed presences. Among them are: Zeca Pagodinho, Bell Marques, Banda Eva and Fica Comigo. International names will also be present in the Line up.

On December 2nd, the venue will host Arena 5521. It will be the day of the match between Brazil and Cameroon, the last of the group stage. The organization did not reveal many details of the event, but assured that there will be surprises during the broadcast. Tickets are already in the extra lot and start at R$ 250 (plus fees). The doors will open at 1 pm and the game, on this day, will start at 4 pm. Entries can be found at this link.

Morro da Urca – Rio de Janeiro, RJ

Hilton – Copacabana and Barra

At the Hilton Copacabana, Brazil’s games will be broadcast at the Clari Bar, located on the 4th floor, overlooking the beach.

Fans will find special promotions during the first matches of the Seleção, in the group stage. A double dose of caipirinha and Cacildis beer, as well as typical Brazilian drink and appetizer combos, created by chef Pablo Ferreyra are on the list. There are three combo options, worth R$ 80 + 10% fees. Each includes a drink and an aperitif.

Hilton Copacabana will also have packages for groups of at least 20 people, with menu options for all game times: breakfast, lunch, happy hour, pub, pizza and burger, with prices starting at R$65 per person. , with drinks on the side. Non-alcoholic beverage packages will also be available, for R$ 55 (water, soda and juice), and with alcoholic beverages, for R$ 138, per person, with non-alcoholic beverages included, in addition to beer, caipirinha and imported red and white wines. , in up to 2h30 minutes of service.

On the dates when Brazil matches, the hotel will offer a special Day Use for those who want to have the experience of staying for a day at the venue.

At the Barra unit, the games will be broadcast on the big screen of the Lobby Bar, with a menu of appetizers, grilled foods, sandwiches and desserts, created by chef Felipe Moreira. To celebrate, for each goal of the Canarinho team in the matches that took place in Qatar, when buying a Black Princess beer, the second is on the house. The broadcast will be open to non-guests, subject to advance reservation.

Avenida Atlântica, 1020, Copacabana – Rio de Janeiro/Phone: (21) 3501-8000
Avenida Embaixador Abelardo Bueno, 1430. Centro Metropolitano–Barra da Tijuca – Rio de Janeiro/Phone: (21) 96738-7848

hills

Also located in Urca, at the foot of the Parque Bondinho Pão de Açúcar, Hills will broadcast all the matches of the Brazil Cup. The place separated two environments to receive the public: the restaurant and its rooftop. In addition to the matches being played on two LED panels, the program features shows of different musical styles and free feijoada.

At the debut of the Brazilian National Team, on November 24, against Serbia, the venue starts to receive guests from 12:00. The band Onze:20 will perform at the rooftopwhile the samba group Casuarina will dominate the restaurant every day.

On the 28th, singer Jefinho takes over the terrace for the game against Switzerland. On December 2nd, the countryman João Gabriel will perform in the open-air space for those who are going to watch Brasil versus Cameroon.

Tickets cost R$100 with feijoada open from 12pm to 4pm or R$60 without it. Options can be found at this link.

Praça General Tibúrcio, 520, Urca – Rio de Janeiro, RJ/Phone: (21) 99257-6789

Clan BBQ

The Clan BBQ Restaurant is also preparing to receive fans during the World Cup. In addition to a shirt created especially for the occasion, the space will set up a big screen to broadcast several games in the competition. The customer who buys the shirt, which costs R$ 150, will win a Stella Artois long neck and a house hamburger, one of the highlights of the menu.

The restaurant’s menu will also have new items such as “specials of the day” during the World Cup period.

Rua Dias Ferreira, 233 b, Leblon – Rio de Janeiro

Lamare Kiosk – Ipanema

If you are looking for a place to watch the games in front of the sea, Quiosque De Lamare is an option. The space, located on the edge of Ipanema, will gain screens for broadcasting the games.

In addition, the place prepares some promotions for those who go to watch the games of the Brazilian team. When purchasing a bucket with five bottles of Stella Artois beer (R$70), for example, the customer will receive two more complimentary bottles. To accompany, the special suggestion on the menu is the Selection of Entrees to share: tapioca sticks (R$35), shrimp pastries (R$27) and crispy squid (R$49).

Avenida Vieira Souto, 110 Posto 8 – Ipanema/Phone: (21) 97712-7079

Atlantic Navy

Gastrobar Marinho Atlântica is also organizing a special program for Brazil’s matches in the World Cup. At the height of Posto 6 and overlooking the Orla de Copacabana, the place will broadcast the matches on LED TVs on November 24th and 28th and December 2nd.

During the break between the games, djs will command the sound of the bar, which promises a beer for all customers for Brazil’s first goal in each game. The bar has a capacity for up to 150 people – reservations are required to guarantee your spot.

Avenida Atlântica, 4206 – store A – Copacabana/Phone: (21) 97488-1260

Boteco Rainha

From the most famous corner of Leblon it will also be possible to watch Brazil’s games in the World Cup. Boteco Rainha, owned by chef Pedro Artagão, will open its doors to welcome its customers with special screens for the occasion. The traditional draft beer and snacks, such as the famous cracklings, lobster croquettes, pastries and assorted sandwiches can be a good choice for game afternoons.

Rua Dias Ferreira, 247 – store B – Leblon, Rio de Janeiro

Narreal – Botafogo

Narreal, located in a big house in Botafogo, prepared for the first phase of the tournament an open bar of craft beers with the right to a samba circle by the Confraria Carioca group before the matches. The event will take place in the first three games, held on 11/24, 11/28 and 12/02, and the open bar will take place from 12pm to 7pm

For seven hours, ten craft beers will be served, such as: Pilsen Narreal (Pilsen), Funfarra (Oktoberfest), Maracanipa (American IPA), Praia Vermelha (Irish Red Ale), Arco do Teles (Smoked Pumpkin Ale), Botafogo (Helles Rauchbier) , Weiss de Fraga (Weissbier), Corcovado (Rocky Mountain IPA), Flamengo (Witbier) and Hop House (Australian Pale Ale). In addition to these labels, water, soda, caipirinhas, caipivodkas and gin and tonics are included in the ticket. Tickets can be found at this link.

Rua Real Grandeza, 129 – Botafogo – Rio de Janeiro – RJ/Phone: (21) 3589-7052