IPTV Europe: the channels from home, wherever you live

Who IPTV Europe is for

Most of our European viewers fall into one of three groups. Expats in the USA, Canada or the UK who miss the evening news, the football and the shows they grew up with. Families who want children to keep hearing the language at home. And viewers in Europe who want one service for their own country plus English-language channels, instead of a satellite subscription and three streaming apps.

All three get the same thing: channel groups organised by country, a TV guide in most groups, and the full 120,000+ movies and series library.

European channel groups at a glance

Each country has its own group in the app, so you open “France” or “Poland” and see only those channels. Most groups include the national public channels, the main private networks, 24-hour news, sport, kids and film channels.

IPTV France and French-speaking Europe

The French group is one of the largest in the list, with the national networks, the 24-hour news channels, sport, cinema and youth channels. Belgian and Swiss French channels sit alongside them. If you live in Québec, the French content is also covered on our IPTV Québec page, written in French.

IPTV Italy, Spain and Portugal

The Southern European groups are especially popular for football and evening entertainment. Italian, Spanish and Portuguese viewers abroad usually watch the news live and use catch-up or the VOD library for series and novelas, because of the time difference with North America. Portuguese speakers from Brazil will also find Brazilian channels in the Latin America section.

IPTV Germany, the Netherlands and the Nordics

German-language channels from Germany, Austria and Switzerland come in one group, the Dutch and Flemish channels in another, and the Nordic countries each have their own. These groups have a high share of HD channels, so they look their best on a 4K-ready device with a wired connection.

IPTV Poland, Romania, Greece and the Balkans

Central and Eastern European communities are large in the UK, Canada and the USA, and these groups are built for them: Polish national and news channels, Romanian channels, Greek and Cypriot TV, and Albanian, Serbian, Croatian and Bosnian channels in the Balkan section.

European football on IPTV

The sports groups follow the European season: the top domestic leagues of England, Spain, Italy, Germany, France, Portugal and the Netherlands, plus the European club competitions. Big matches are usually available on several channels and in several languages, which also gives you a backup if one stream struggles. Read what makes IPTV good for sport before match day.

Watching European TV from abroad

• Time zones: most apps (TiviMate, IPTV Smarters Pro) let you shift the TV guide to your local time, so 20:00 in Paris shows as 14:00 in New York.
• Catch-up: on channels that support it, you can watch shows that already aired — handy when the evening news in Europe is during your working day.
• Audio and subtitles: choose them from the player menu while a film is playing.
• Your device: set up once with our device guides — Firestick, Smart TV, Android, Apple and more.

Plans and free trial

There is no separate “Europe package”: every TrendyScreen plan includes every country group, including the US, Canadian and UK channels. Plans run from one month to one year — see plans and pricing — and you can test everything first with a free trial.