Euro 2028 venues and stadiums: The 9 host grounds

Euro 2028 Stadiums: Every UK & Ireland Venue, Travel & Tickets Guide

UEFA Euro 2028 runs from 9 June to 9 July 2028 across nine stadiums in the United Kingdom and Ireland, the first time the tournament has been shared across four home nations. Cardiff's Principality Stadium hosts the opening match, Wembley hosts both semi-finals and the final, and the seven venues in between range from century-old football cathedrals to a brand-new stadium on the Liverpool waterfront.

Here's every confirmed host stadium, what to expect on matchday, how to get there, and where to sort your tickets and accommodation for each one.

National Stadium of Wales (Principality Stadium), Cardif

Capacity 73,952. Wales's national stadium hosts the Euro 2028 opening match on Friday 9 June, and its retractable roof makes it one of the most weather-proof venues on the list. It sits directly in the city centre, on the banks of the River Taff, with Cardiff Castle a five-minute walk away.

Getting there: Cardiff Central rail station is a two-minute walk from the stadium, with direct trains from London, Bristol and Birmingham. Cardiff Airport is about 19km southwest of the city; a shuttle bus connects to Cardiff Central station, from where it's a short walk in.

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Aviva Stadium, Dublin

Capacity 51,711. The smallest venue on the list but one of the most compact and atmospheric, tucked into the Ballsbridge neighbourhood a short walk from central Dublin. It's the home ground of the Republic of Ireland national team and Leinster Rugby, and the surrounding streets fill up with pub culture on matchdays.

Getting there: Lansdowne Road DART station sits right beside the stadium, with frequent trains from Dublin city centre taking under 10 minutes. Dublin Airport is roughly 9km away, the Aircoach or a taxi takes about 25 minutes, or take the Airlink bus into the centre and connect onto the DART.

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Hampden Park, Glasgow

Capacity 52,032. Scotland's national stadium and one of the most tournament-tested grounds in Europe, having hosted Euro '96 matches and multiple Champions League and Europa League finals. It sits in Mount Florida, a residential neighbourhood a short journey south of Glasgow city centre.

Getting there: Mount Florida and King's Park stations are both roughly a 10-minute walk from the ground, with regular trains from Glasgow Central. Glasgow Airport is about 15km away; take the airport bus into the city centre and connect onto a Mount Florida-bound train.

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St James' Park, Newcastle

Capacity 52,305. The most city-centre-embedded English venue in the tournament — the stadium rises directly above Newcastle's main shopping streets, and you can be inside the ground within minutes of stepping off a train. Home of Newcastle United.

Getting there: St James Metro station sits directly beside the stadium. Newcastle International Airport is about 10km out, with a direct Metro line running straight to St James in around 25 minutes, no changes needed.

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Etihad Stadium, Manchester

Capacity 61,000. Home of Manchester City, part of the wider Etihad Campus that also includes training and community facilities. The stadium is designed around modern matchday logistics, with wide concourses and dedicated transport links built around it.

Getting there: The Etihad Campus Metrolink tram stop is right outside the stadium, with direct trams from Manchester city centre taking around 15 minutes. Manchester Airport is roughly 15km away, take the train into Manchester Piccadilly (about 20 minutes) and connect onto the tram network.

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Everton Stadium (Hill Dickinson Stadium), Liverpool

Capacity 52,679. The newest venue on the list, built on the site of the former Bramley-Moore Dock on Liverpool's waterfront and opened for the 2025-26 season. It's Everton FC's first new home in well over a century, with striking dockside views and a stadium bowl designed to keep noise close to the pitch.

Getting there: Sandhills is the nearest train station, about a 15-minute walk from the ground, and a dedicated accessible shuttle service runs between Sandhills and Boundary Street near the stadium on matchdays. Additional shuttle buses run directly from Liverpool city centre. Liverpool John Lennon Airport is about 13km away, with a taxi or bus connection into the city centre.

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Villa Park, Birmingham

Capacity 52,190. One of English football's oldest and most traditional grounds, with steep stands that sit close to the pitch and a genuine old-school football atmosphere. Home of Aston Villa since 1897.

Getting there: Witton railway station sits directly next to the ground, a short journey from Birmingham New Street. Birmingham Airport is about 13km out, take the train via Birmingham International, changing onto a service toward New Street or Witton.

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Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, London

Capacity 62,322. One of the most modern venues in the tournament, opened in 2019 with a retractable pitch and a dedicated NFL playing surface underneath the main one. Home of Tottenham Hotspur, and a short trip from central London.

Getting there: White Hart Lane rail station is directly adjacent to the stadium, and Tottenham Hale and Seven Sisters tube/rail stations are both a short walk or shuttle bus away. All major London airports connect into central London, from where it's a straightforward onward journey north.

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Wembley Stadium, London

Capacity 90,652. England's national stadium and the biggest venue in the tournament by some distance, hosting both Euro 2028 semi-finals and the final on Sunday 9 July. Its arch is visible for miles across northwest London and has become the defining image of major English football occasions.

Getting there: Wembley Park station (Jubilee and Metropolitan lines) and Wembley Stadium rail station are both within a 10-minute walk of the ground. Heathrow Airport is about 13km away, the Piccadilly line runs directly to Wembley Park, or take the Heathrow Express into central London and connect onto the Jubilee line.

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Planning your Euro 2028 trip

Nine cities, four nations and one tournament, Euro 2028 is a Great British event, and the venues span everything from a brand-new waterfront ground to a 130-year-old football cathedral. Whichever match you're looking to attend, book your travel and accommodation early: cities hosting multiple group games, and Cardiff and London in particular, will fill up fast around the opening match and final.

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