World Cup 2026: Virage launches its fan zone with a giant screen, activities and happy hours under the ring road.

The Coupe du Monde 2026 lands in Paris with its well-oiled ritual: giant screens, jerseys, predictions, and that urge to watch the games away from the sofa. From June 11 to July 19, the fan zones are back in the capital, with venues that place as much emphasis on broadcasting as on the atmosphere.

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In the 17th arrondissement, Virage tunes in to the World Cup mood at 26 rue Hélène et François Missoffe, near Porte de Saint-Ouen. Just beyond the ring road, the open-air Parisian scene plans to screen the tournament’s marquee matches, as well as the France national team’s games. In short: football, a giant screen, a garden, and the venue’s club vibe as a backdrop. All free, with reservation.

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Virage unveils two event moments tied to the tournament: pre-match gatherings in the garden, followed by a fan zone on a big screen to catch the highlights. The first fixture on the board is France – Sénégal, on Tuesday, June 16, 2026 from 6 p.m., with free admission subject to availability, along with activities and happy hours. The venue is also lining up a Football Festival on July 9, 10 and 11, featuring the Cacahuètes Sluts and DJ Football.

A way to follow the World Cup with eyes glued to the screen, while keeping one foot in the celebrations.

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