World Cup 2030 fan guides by host city

The 2030 World Cup runs from 8 June to 21 July 2030 across Morocco, Spain and Portugal, with three centenary matches in Uruguay, Argentina and Paraguay. Fans will have two to five days between matches. These guides cover what to do in each host city, the day trips worth taking and where to stay. Stadium lists follow the joint bid and may change before FIFA confirms the match schedule.

8 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Casablanca
Casablanca, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Rabat
Rabat, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Marrakech
Marrakech, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Fez
Fez, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Agadir
Agadir, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Tangier
Tangier, MoroccoWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Madrid
Madrid, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Barcelona
Barcelona, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Seville
Seville, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Bilbao
Bilbao, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Málaga
Málaga, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in San Sebastián
San Sebastián, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Zaragoza
Zaragoza, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Las Palmas
Las Palmas de Gran Canaria, SpainWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Lisbon
Lisbon, PortugalWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Porto
Porto, PortugalWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Montevideo
Montevideo, UruguayWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, ArgentinaWorld Cup 20308 Jun 2030World Cup 2030 in Asunción
Asunción, ParaguayWorld Cup 2030

* Expected date, following the usual pattern. Not yet confirmed by the organiser.