2027 Women’s World Cup Venues

The 2027 Women’s World Cup will play out in eight host stadiums in eight fascinating Brazilian cities. This soccer-loving country is sure to make an incredible host for the event. The abundance of alluring destinations on offer plus the atmosphere of one of the biggest soccer tournaments in the sport creates the perfect opportunity to combine your love of travel and passion for sport.

Each host city will deliver its own unique experience including stunning natural beauty, ideal weather, and world-class restaurants and nightlife. From historic venues with long resumes to modern state-of-the-art stadiums, each has something different to contribute to this prestigious event.

Belo Horizonte

Host Stadium

Estádio Mineirão

Belo Horizonte is Portuguese for “beautiful horizon” and was named for the lovely views of nearby mountains and parks. The city has seen an incredible amount of development over the years with careful planning put into maintaining green spaces to complement the spectacular parks and natural beauty that surround the city.

Estádio Mineirão will host Belo Horizonte’s Women’s World Cup matches. This world-class stadium blends history, modern design, and unforgettable match day energy.

Brasília

Host Stadium

Estádio Nacional

The federal capital of Brazil, Brasília boasts a unique city design that is often compared to a bird or airplane. The city is known for its modernist architecture, including the stunning Brasília Cathedral.

Estádio Nacional is Brazil’s second largest stadium (after Maracanã). Like many of Brasília’s most well-known buildings, this stadium was designed by famed architect Oscar Niemeyer, along with Lucio Costa.

Fortaleza

Host Stadium

Arena Castelão

Located in northeastern Brazil, Fortaleza is a popular destination for beachgoers. As one of Brazil’s largest cities, Fortaleza has plenty to offer in addition to its beautiful beaches including vibrant nightlife, artisan markets, and excellent restaurants.

Fortaleza’s Arena Castelão is one of Brazil’s premier stadiums. Women’s World Cup fans will have the pleasure of experiencing an unforgettable fan experience in this fascinating oceanside city.

Porto Alegre

Host Stadium

Estádio Beira-Rio

Like many Brazilian cities, Porto Alegre is known for its passionate football culture and is sure to make an incredible host for the 2027 Women’s World Cup. Visitors can also enjoy Porto Alegre’s rich cultural scene, abundant greenspaces, and diverse culinary landscape.

Porto Alegre’s Estádio Beira-Rio, named for its location beside the Guaíba River, has a long resume that includes playing host to five World Cup matches in 2014. Though it opened back in 1969, the stadium underwent a major renovation prior to the 2014 World Cup, modernizing the venue and improving the fan experience.

Recife

Host Stadium

Arena de Pernambuco

Recife is a delightful blend of coastal scenery, intriguing history, and big city culture. Highlights include the charming old town area, wonderful restaurants, sandy beaches, as well as dozens of museums and galleries.

Arena de Pernambuco is one of the newer stadiums in the tournament. This modern venue that opened in 2013 was designed with sustainability in mind. With a seating capacity of over 45,000, it is sure be the backdrop of countless memorable moments at the 2027 Women’s World Cup.

Rio de Janeiro

Host Stadium

Estádio do Maracanã

Rio de Janeiro is Brazil’s most popular tourist destination and with its six million culturally diverse residents and its rich natural beauty, it is no surprise its popularity continues to grow. Rio is home to the impressive Sugarloaf Mountain, world-famous beaches, historic colonial architecture, and the iconic statue of Christ the Redeemer.

Rio’s Estádio do Maracanã is one of the largest stadiums in the world, having hosted crowds as large as 200,000 at iconic events like the World Cup and Summer Games. Though it has seen many renovations in its 75+ year history, the famous façade has remained relatively untouched.

Salvador

Host Stadium

Arena Fonte Nova

The historic city of Salvador is one of the oldest in South America. It is home to a beautiful old town known as Pelourinho, which holds UNESCO World Heritage Status. Salvador is known for its Afro-Brazilian culture, Bahian cuisine, rich music scene, and of course, its beaches.

Arena Fonte Nova is a multi-use stadium, centrally located in the heart of Salvador. It’s horseshoe shape results in a large opening in the southern section, allowing for optimal air flow into the venue.

São Paulo

Host Stadium

Arena Itaquera

São Paulo is Brazil’s largest city and ranks among the most populous in the world. As the financial and business center of the country, it is a sophisticated and cosmopolitan city unlike any other in South America. Visitors to this amazing city are treated to some of Brazil’s finest restaurants, high-end boutique shopping experiences, art galleries, and dynamic nightlife.

The Arena Itaquera (also known as Arena Corinthians) opened in 2014, just in time for the World Cup. The stadium has since solidified its spot as one of Brazil’s premier stadiums. It has already hosted an impressive list of events including the 2014 World Cup, 2016 Summer Games, 2019 Copa America, and multiple NFL international games.

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