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EURO 2024 Host Cities – Venue Guide

EURO 2024 Host Cities

Germany, a footballing powerhouse and three-time UEFA European Championship winners, is set to host the 17th edition of EURO in 2024. The tournament marks Germany’s return to hosting a major Football event since the 2006 FIFA World Cup. With matches spread across ten vibrant cities, each with its own unique history and charm, EURO 2024 promises an unforgettable experience. Join us as we explore the host cities, their iconic stadiums, and the rich cultural tapestry that awaits football enthusiasts.

Read More: UEFA EURO 2024 fixtures: When and where are the matches?


Berlin: A Capital of Culture and Football

Stadium: Olympiastadion Berlin

  • Capacity: 71,000
  • Home Team: Hertha Berlin
  • Notable History: Hosted 2006 FIFA World Cup and 2015 UEFA Champions League final

Tourist Attractions:

  • Brandenburg Gate
  • TV Tower (368m-tall) offering panoramic views

EURO 2024 Matches:

  • Spain vs Croatia (15/06, 18:00)
  • Play-off winner A vs Austria (21/06, 18:00)
  • Netherlands vs Austria (25/06, 18:00)
  • Round of 16 – 2A vs 2B (29/06, 18:00)
  • Quarter-final (06/07, 21:00)
  • Final (14/07, 21:00)

Cologne: A City Steeped in History and Faith

Stadium: Cologne Stadium

  • Capacity: 43,000
  • Home Team: 1. FC Köln
  • Notable History: Hosted 2020 UEFA Europa League final

Tourist Attractions:

  • Cologne Cathedral Church of Saint Peter (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

EURO 2024 Matches:

  • Hungary vs Switzerland (15/06, 15:00)
  • Scotland vs Switzerland (19/06, 21:00)
  • Belgium vs Romania (22/06, 21:00)
  • England vs Slovenia (25/06, 21:00)
  • Round of 16 – 1B vs 3A/D/E/F (30/06, 21:00)

Dortmund: A Cultural Hub with a Footballing Legacy

Stadium: BVB Stadion Dortmund

  • Capacity: 62,000
  • Home Team: Borussia Dortmund
  • Notable History: Hosted 2001 UEFA Cup final

Tourist Attractions:

  • German Football Museum

EURO 2024 Matches:

  • Italy vs Albania (15/06, 21:00)
  • Türkiye vs Play-off winner C (18/06, 18:00)
  • Türkiye vs Portugal (22/06, 18:00)
  • France vs Play-off winner A (25/06, 18:00)
  • Round of 16 – 1A vs 2C (29/06, 21:00)
  • Semi-final (10/07, 21:00)

Düsseldorf: A Blend of Modernity and Tradition

Stadium: Düsseldorf Arena

  • Capacity: 47,000
  • Home Team: Fortuna Düsseldorf
  • Notable History: Hosted 1988 UEFA European Championship group games

Tourist Attractions:

  • Old Town with 250+ beer houses and restaurants

EURO 2024 Matches:

  • Austria vs France (17/06, 21:00)
  • Slovakia vs Play-off winner B (21/06, 15:00)
  • Albania vs Spain (24/06, 21:00)
  • Round of 16 – 2D vs 2E (01/07, 18:00)
  • Quarter-final (06/07, 18:00)

Frankfurt: Mainhattan’s Blend of Commerce and Culture

Stadium: Frankfurt Arena

  • Capacity: 47,000
  • Home Team: Eintracht Frankfurt
  • Notable History: Hosted 2002 UEFA Women’s Cup final, 2006 World Cup quarter-final

Tourist Attractions:

  • Skyline with distinct skyscrapers

EURO 2024 Matches

  • Belgium vs Slovakia (17/06, 18:00)
  • Denmark vs England (20/06, 18:00)
  • Switzerland vs Germany (23/06, 21:00)
  • Slovakia vs Romania (26/06, 18:00)
  • Round of 16 – 1F vs 3A/B/C (01/07, 21:00)

Conclusion

In the heart of Germany, EURO 2024 promises not just football brilliance but a cultural voyage. From Berlin’s historic Olympiastadion to the iconic landmarks of Cologne, Dortmund’s footballing legacy, Düsseldorf’s modern-traditional blend, and Frankfurt’s Mainhattan elegance, each city adds a unique chapter. As stadiums echo with cheers, the tournament unfolds as a harmonious blend of sport and culture, creating lasting memories for football enthusiasts worldwide.

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