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The World Cup is kicking off in style, and Exeter is ready to score.
Whether you're backing the favourites, cheering on the underdogs or simply soaking up the matchday atmosphere, there's no need to watch from the sidelines. From lively pubs and sports bars to venues serving up great food and big-screen action, Exeter has plenty of places where you can catch every goal, tackle and nail-biting moment.
Here's our pick of the best spots to watch the World Cup and be part of the action.
Ludo Sports & Live Lounge
With giant screens, an electric atmosphere, great food and a wide selection of drinks, Ludo Sports & Live Lounge is the perfect place to soak up the action with friends and fellow fans. Whether you're celebrating a last-minute winner or analysing the big moments, Ludo delivers a matchday experience worthy of the world stage.
Exeter City FC
Watch England's opening World Cup match in true footballing surroundings at the home of Exeter City FC. Join fellow fans for a big-screen matchday experience, soak up the atmosphere and cheer on the Three Lions from the heart of Exeter football. With great food, drinks and plenty of passion, it's the perfect venue to kick off England's World Cup campaign.
Hotel Indigo Exeter
Score a winning match-day experience at Becketts. Head to the rooftop bar and cheer on England with ice-cold beers, handcrafted cocktails, fresh pizzas and sharing boards, all served with stunning views across Exeter. Catch every kick, tackle and goal from the World Cup group games through to the final. Want extra time? Stay overnight at Hotel Indigo Exeter, conveniently located downstairs.
The Drakes Arms
With a match-winning location right opposite Exeter Central railway station, and part of the Rougemont Hotel, kick off your World Cup celebrations at The Drakes Arms. Offering live matches on screen, a great matchday atmosphere and special food and drink offers throughout the tournament, it's the ideal spot for footie fans. Whether you're arriving by train or meeting friends in the city, you'll be cheering on every goal, save and celebration.
The Turk's Head
Don't get caught offside this World Cup - head to The Turk's Head and watch the matches live. With big-screen action, a lively atmosphere and plenty of food and drink to keep fans fuelled, it's a great spot to celebrate the goals, debate the decisions and cheer your team all the way to the final whistle.
Greendale Farm Shop
Get your squad together and tackle match-day hunger with these Greendale Farm Shop's World Cup-inspired sharer boxes. Launching from 11th June, these new sharing platters are perfect for pre-match catch-ups, post-match celebrations or simply enjoying with team-mates. Packed with crowd-pleasing favourites, they're a winning choice for football fans looking to score big on flavour this summer.
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St James Park, home of Exeter City Football Club who play in the EFL League One, the third tier of the English football leagues.
Set within a beautifully restored 1930s department store building, Hotel Indigo Exeter blends historic charm with contemporary style. This boutique hotel celebrates Exeter's rich heritage through unique design details and themed rooms inspired by local stories, from the city's iconic cathedral to its fascinating architecture.
The Mercure Exeter Rougemont Hotel is a newly refurbished, elegant Victorian building situated in the heart of Exeter, directly opposite Exeter Central railway station. It is an ideal base from which to explore this historic city - no stay in Exeter is complete without a visit to the fabulous Exeter Cathedral, the scenic Exeter Quay, and of course Princesshay, all within a few minutes walk from the Hotel. The Hotel is ideally suited for business meetings and private functions, for every kind of celebration from intimate dinners with loved ones to parties and dances with larger groups of friends or colleagues.
Located in the heart of the city centre is one of the region's oldest pubs and a favourite watering hole of Charles Dickens - or so we believe. Recently restored to its former glory, The Turks Head is back with a bang and ready to showcase its 700+ year history.
Deep in the heart of the East Devon countryside, surrounded by 15 acres of farmland, you’ll find the award-winning Greendale Farm Shop and its family-friendly café. Full of fresh, locally-sourced produce, this welcoming shop has become a must-visit destination.
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