About WC Travel Guide
WC Travel Guide is an independent travel resource for the FIFA World Cup 2026, hosted across 16 cities in the United States, Mexico, and Canada. We built this site to help international football fans plan their trip — finding the right hotel, navigating local transit, choosing where to eat, and understanding the practical side of visiting a different country during a global sporting event.
What you'll find here
Every host city has a dedicated page covering its character, neighborhoods, food scene, top attractions, local transit, and practical tips researched against authoritative sources (Lonely Planet, Time Out, Eater, the Michelin Guide, and the official tourism boards of each city). Each stadium has its own page with capacity, transit routes, and bag policies. The full match schedule, group standings, team profiles, and travel guides round out the resource.
Editorial principles
- City and venue recommendations are based on cross-referenced editorial research, not paid placement.
- We cite our sources at the bottom of each city page so you can verify and dig deeper.
- We aim to be honest about tradeoffs — heat, crowds, transit headaches, expensive neighborhoods — rather than only highlighting the polish.
- Information is reviewed regularly. Each guide shows a "Last updated" date.
Not affiliated with FIFA
This site is not endorsed by, affiliated with, or sponsored by FIFA, the host nations' football federations, or any official tournament organizer. All trademarks belong to their respective owners. Match data and schedules are public information.
Spotted an issue?
Schedules shift, restaurants close, transit routes change. If you find something out of date or simply wrong, please let us know at contact@worldcuptravelguide2026.com and we'll fix it.