2030 FIFA World Cup stadium map

This provisional map shows the stadiums currently proposed for the 2030 World Cup. Morocco, Portugal and Spain are the principal hosts, with one centenary match planned in Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay. The final venue list may change.

Morocco, Portugal, Spain, Argentina, Paraguay and Uruguay 23 venues Provisional venue list

Tournament venue map

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Estadi Cornellà-El Prat

City: Not recorded
Capacity: 40,000

Adrar Stadium

City: Agadir
Capacity: 45,480

Estadio Osvaldo Dominguez Dibb

City: Asuncion
Capacity: 46,000

Nou Camp

City: Barcelona
Capacity: 99,354

Grand Stade Hassan II

City: Benslimane, Casablanca
Capacity: 115,000

San Mamés Stadium

City: Bilbao, Basque Country
Capacity: 53,289

Estadio Monumental Antonio Vespucio Liberti

City: Buenas Aires
Capacity: 62,000

Fez Stadium

City: Fez
Capacity: 45,000

Estadio Gran Canaria

City: Las Palmas
Capacity: 33,111

Estadio da Luz

City: Lisbon
Capacity: 65,647

Estadio Jose Alvalade

City: Lisbon
Capacity: 50,466

Estadio Metropolitano

City: Madrid
Capacity: 70,692

San Bernabau

City: Madrid
Capacity: 81,044

Marrakesh Stadium

City: Marrakech
Capacity: 45,240

Estadio Centenario

City: Montevideo
Capacity: 62,782

Estadio do Dragao

City: Porto
Capacity: 50,948

Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium

City: Rabat
Capacity: 69,000

Anoeta Stadium

City: San Sebastian
Capacity: 39,313

Estadio La Cartuja

City: Seville
Capacity: 70,000

Ibn Batouta Stadium

City: Tangier
Capacity: 75,000

Nou Mestalla

City: Valencia
Capacity: 70,044

Estadio de Balaidos

City: Vigo
Capacity: 44,000

Estadio Nueva Romareda

City: Zaragoza
Capacity: 43,110