Last checked: 11 May 2026
The 2026 World Cup will be staged across 16 host cities in Canada, Mexico, and the United States. A country-by-country view is one of the easiest ways for fans to start planning.
This guide is intentionally simple: it helps readers understand the map before they go deeper into stadiums, match schedules, hotels, transport, and ticketing.
Host map by country
Start with the country, then choose the city guide or match schedule that fits your trip.
Toronto and Vancouver.
Guadalajara, Mexico City, and Monterrey.
From Seattle and Los Angeles to Miami and New York New Jersey.
Canada host cities
Canada’s host cities are:
- Toronto
- Vancouver
These cities are useful for fans planning North American travel from Europe, Asia, and the Pacific region. Vancouver is especially relevant for western travel routes, while Toronto is a major eastern gateway.
Mexico host cities
Mexico’s host cities are:
- Guadalajara
- Mexico City
- Monterrey
Mexico City is scheduled to host the opening match on 11 June 2026. Mexico’s host cities will be important for fans tracking opening-week travel, regional football culture, and warm-weather match planning.
United States host cities
The United States host cities are:
- Atlanta
- Boston
- Dallas
- Houston
- Kansas City
- Los Angeles
- Miami
- New York New Jersey
- Philadelphia
- San Francisco Bay Area
- Seattle
The United States has the largest number of host markets, so travel planning can vary widely by region. A fan trip built around Seattle and Vancouver looks very different from a trip built around Miami, Atlanta, and Houston.
How to use this list
Start with the country and city. Then check:
- Which matches are assigned to that city
- Whether your team plays there
- How many rest days sit between matches
- Airport and rail options
- Hotel location versus stadium access
- Official fan guidance closer to matchday
Editorial update plan
This page should be updated when:
- Official venue guidance changes
- Match assignments change
- Local transport plans are published
- Fan zones or public viewing areas are announced
- Sponsor or hospitality opportunities become relevant
Sources checked
Last checked: 11 May 2026