Casa Mundial: VIAGE Goes Red

Football isn't something you watch, it's something you live. That's why, until 19 July 2026, The Viage Theatre is turning red. More than that: it's transforming into Casa Mundial, Belgium's first permanent immersive arena for the live broadcasting of sporting events.

If you want to soak up the atmosphere of the stadium in complete comfort during the 2026 FIFA World Cup, you know where to go. Casa Mundial combines experience, conviviality and premium setting, so supporters no longer need to head to a classic fan zone to enjoy top-level football together.

Three Screens, One Unforgettable Experience

At the heart of Casa Mundial are three enormous projection screens that turn The Viage's theatre canvas into a breathtaking football spectacle. Settled into a sofa, you'll be enjoying a view that wraps around you completely. Thanks to cutting-edge audiovisual technology, you feel the chanting of the fans, the tension of the big games and the collective energy pulsing through the room. In our spectacular scenography, supporters experience every match as if they were right in the middle of the stadium.

Live Commentary

Of course, the Belgian games take centre stage in the programme. We're also following the games of top favourites France, Spain and England closely. The full schedule runs through to the final on 19 July. Not only are the screens large enough to catch every tackle and every goal attempt in full detail, we go even further to complete that stadium feeling.

Some matches will feature live commentary from a real sports journalist. Christine Schréder kicked things off. For over 25 years, she has covered the biggest national and international competitions for broadcasters including RTBF and DAZN. Her analysis goes beyond statistics: she brings context, colour and the enthusiasm of someone who knows football inside out. At Casa Mundial, a football evening becomes a story.

All info on which matches are being shown, is here.

Unique to Brussels

This combination of premium sound, imposing image projection and a carefully curated environment creates something that's hard to put into words and impossible to replicate on a laptop or smartphone. For VIAGE too, this marks a step forward as a fixed destination for immersive entertainment in Brussels. After the Football World Cup, other major sports broadcasts and cultural events will follow within this fantastic infrastructure. It's a new milestone for VIAGE in its role as a provider of entertainment, culture and major live experiences in Brussels.

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