World Cup 2026 Host Cities Guide: USA, Canada and Mexico
The first three-nation World Cup spans 16 host cities across North America. Here is your complete venue guide.
FIFA World Cup 2026 is the first to be co-hosted by three nations — the United States, Canada and Mexico — and the first to span 16 host cities.
A continent-wide celebration
Matches are spread from coast to coast, taking in iconic stadiums and vibrant fan zones. The scale is unprecedented, with millions of supporters expected to travel between venues.
United States
The bulk of fixtures, including the latter knockout rounds, are staged across the USA, featuring some of the largest stadiums in world sport.
Mexico
Mexico becomes the first country to host World Cup matches at three different tournaments, with passionate crowds guaranteed at its historic venues.
Canada
Canada hosts men''s World Cup matches for the first time, marking a landmark moment for the sport in the country.
Planning your tournament
With cities thousands of kilometres apart, fans are advised to plan travel early. Each host city offers its own culture, cuisine and atmosphere, making 2026 as much a journey as a tournament.
Stay with FIFA News for venue-by-venue guides and travel tips throughout the summer.
