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Stay tuned for more information on Wimbledon 2026
Monday 29th June - Sunday 12th July 2026
Pull up a deck chair and catch all the live action from Centre Court right in the heart of London.
Covent Garden’s iconic Piazza will once again be transformed into the ultimate outdoor viewing spot, with Wimbledon on the big screen bringing the buzz to the West End.
Whether you’re stopping by between shops or settling in for a full day of tennis, it’s the perfect way to soak up the sunshine, sip on a Pimm’s, and enjoy every ace, rally and match point in style.
Pimm's please: Sip on a summer classic
No Wimbledon screening is complete without a glass of Pimm’s in hand. Within the screening area, you’ll find a dedicated Pimm’s pop-up serving up the quintessential British summer drink, fruity, refreshing, and perfectly chilled.
Whether you're settling in for a full afternoon of matches or just passing through, it’s the ideal companion for soaking up the sunshine and atmosphere. Cheers to strawberries, sunshine, and centre court drama, all from the heart of Covent Garden.
Enjoy Strawberries and Cream
One of the best things about Wimbledon, is the wonderful and rich traditions that have been synonymous with the tournament for decades. Since the tournament's earliest days, food vendors have been serving up the classic strawberries and cream combination, with viewers supposedly consuming 28,000 kilos worth of strawberries and 7000 litres of cream throughout the two week competition!
From match point to meal time
If you're grabbing a bite between sets or looking for a post-match fuel-up, Covent Garden is home to some of London’s most vibrant dining spots, all just steps away from the big screen.
For panoramic views and bold fusion flavours, head to SUSHISAMBA, where Japanese, Brazilian and Peruvian cuisines come together in style. Gaucho delivers Argentine excellence with sleek interiors and a menu made for indulgence, while Bat & Ball serves up crowd-pleasing favourites alongside the chance to challenge your friends to a game of table tennis, ideal for keeping the competitive Wimbledon energy going.
With dozens of restaurants, terraces, and hidden gems across the Piazza, Covent Garden is the perfect place to dine and keep the Wimbledon spirit going long after the final serve.
Wimbledon's Official Timekeeper
Championing the passion and technical precision needed for the iconic tennis championships, Rolex has been Wimbledon's official timekeeper for almost 50 years since 1978. The Swiss watchmaker has since been leading competitions worldwide, sharing tennis' quest for excellence and tradition.
A stone's throw from the Piazza big screen, the Bucherer Boutique in Covent Garden is an official Rolex retailer, offering a range of watches and repair services in-store. The boutique also carries other luxury brands including Omega, Tudor and Cartier.
Sip & celebrate at Covent Garden's best bars
After a thrilling Wimbledon match, enjoy a refreshing drink at one of Covent Garden’s iconic bars.
Kick back with a craft beer or cocktail at Buns&Buns, where the vibrant atmosphere and chilled vibes make it a great place to unwind. For those seeking a touch of elegance, Henri offers an intimate setting with a curated drinks menu that exudes sophistication. And if you're after a chic, hidden gem, Eve Bar provides a stylish backdrop for sipping on expertly crafted cocktails, all while enjoying a laid-back, yet trendy atmosphere.