WHAT TOURIST ROUTES DOES EACH HOST CITY OFFER

From coast to coast, pure spectacle

The United States will be the main host of the 2026 World Cup, with 11 cities spread across the country. Each has its own unique character: from the urban glitz of New York to the beachy charm of Miami or the tech-savvy vibe of San Francisco. Tourist routes in the U.S. are designed to combine soccer, gastronomy, history, and fun.

The urban gems of the East Coast

• New York / New Jersey: MetLife Stadium will be the epicenter. Before or after the match, don't miss Times Square, Central Park, or a tour of the Empire State Building. The "Football and Broadway" route combines spectacle and passion. Philadelphia: Between history and sports, visit the Liberty Bell, the Art Museum (yes, the Rocky steps), and taste the famous Philly Cheesesteak at Reading Terminal Market. Sun, music, and flavor in the South. Miami: Routes through South Beach, Little Havana, and Wynwood Walls, where street art vibrates to the rhythm of reggaeton and salsa. Ideal for those looking to combine beach and soccer.

• Atlanta: Birthplace of trap music and Coca-Cola, it offers tours of Centennial Park, Mercedes-Benz Stadium, and the Georgia Aquarium, one of the largest in the world.

West and Midwest: Technology, Culture, and Nature

• Los Angeles: From SoFi Stadium to Hollywood Boulevard, passing through Santa Monica. The "Movies and Soccer" route is ideal for lovers of glamour.

• San Francisco (Levi's Stadium): The city of the Golden Gate invites you to bike across the bridge, visit Alcatraz, or enjoy a coffee at Fisherman's Wharf.

• Dallas / Arlington: AT&T Stadium will be a technological marvel. Don't miss exploring Fort Worth's historic district and trying some good Texas brisket.

• Kansas City: Famous for its barbecue, jazz, and passion for sports. Its "BBQ & Goals" route is a must for soccer foodies.

• Seattle: Amid coffee, rain, and scenery, Lumen Field awaits you. Explore Pike Place Market and ascend the Space Needle for the best views of the city.

• Houston: Cultural diversity, the NASA Space Center, and a cuisine that blends Tex-Mex and Latin flavors. Perfect for fans seeking urban adventures.

On average, the United States is expected to receive more than 4 million international visitors during the tournament. Each route promises a unique mix of soccer, pop culture, and local experiences that will make history.

Where football is felt on every corner

Mexico is synonymous with football passion. With three host cities—Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey—the country will offer tourist routes that combine history, gastronomy, and a unique energy. The Azteca Stadium will be the temple that makes the world vibrate once again.

Mexico City: the cradle of champions

The Azteca, the only stadium to host three World Cups, will be the heart of football in 2026. But beyond the pitch, the capital offers an impressive cultural richness. The “Football and Tradition” route includes a visit to the Historic Center, the Zócalo, the Frida Kahlo Museum in Coyoacán, and a stroll through Xochimilco with mariachi music. Nearby Magical Towns like Tepoztlán or Valle de Bravo. The iconic Olympic University Stadium and its murals. Markets like Coyoacán or San Juan to try tacos al pastor and tlacoyos. Guadalajara: mariachi, tequila, and goals. Home of the Stadium Akron, home of Chivas, Guadalajara combines football with music and tradition. The “Goals and Tequila” route takes visitors to the historic center, the Cathedral, the Degollado Theater, and, of course, to Tequila, Jalisco, where they can tour haciendas and taste this emblematic drink.

• Tour of the Magical Town of Tequila, a World Heritage Site.

• Mariachi Alley to enjoy live music.

• Local gastronomy: tortas ahogadas and birria tapatía.

Monterrey: modernity and mountains

The “Sultana of the North” is preparing with the BBVA Stadium, one of the most modern in Latin America. Its "Adventure and Football" route includes Fundidora Park, the Santa Lucía Riverwalk, and spectacular views from Cerro de la Silla. It's an ideal destination for those seeking adrenaline and natural landscapes. Mexico expects to receive nearly 1.2 million tourists during the World Cup, and its hospitality, gastronomy, and passion will make every visitor feel at home.

Among mountains, lakes, and stadiums

Canada completes the 2026 World Cup trilogy with two host cities: Vancouver and Toronto. Its tourist routes blend nature, culture, and modernity, ideal for those who want to experience football surrounded by breathtaking landscapes.

Vancouver: Football facing the Pacific

With BC Place Stadium as its epicenter, Vancouver will offer a unique experience: matches with views of the mountains and the sea. The “Adventure and Culture” route includes Stanley Park, the Capilano Suspension Bridge, and excursions to Whistler, one of the world's most famous ski resorts. A bike tour along Vancouver's waterfront. A visit to Granville Island and its artisan market. An exploration of Canada's largest aquarium. Toronto: Diversity and Urban Passion. At BMO Field, Toronto will experience the World Cup with intensity. Its “Multicultural and Modern” route takes in the CN Tower, the Harbourfront, the Distillery District, and St. Lawrence Market. It's a city where football blends with cultural and gastronomic diversity. Panoramic tour of the CN Tower (553 meters high). Excursion to Niagara Falls, just 90 minutes away. Food tour with cuisine from over 100 countries. Canada expects to receive around 500,000 international visitors during the tournament, solidifying its position as an emerging tourist destination in the world of football. Its hospitality and scenic landscapes...