Host cities

Morocco’s Atlantic metropolis: big-city energy, landmark architecture and a major gateway for travelling fans.

A calm, compact capital where Atlantic views, historic quarters and modern tram lines meet.

Medina lanes, late-night food stalls and Atlas Mountain horizons make this Morocco’s most intense city break.

A whitewashed port at the meeting point of the Atlantic and Mediterranean, with fast links to Spain.

Seven hills, late dinners and two major football grounds linked by an excellent metro network.

A compact riverside city of tiled streets, serious football culture and easy metro connections.

Spain’s high-energy capital, with heavyweight football, late nights and the country’s strongest rail connections.

Mediterranean beaches, distinctive architecture and one of world football’s most recognisable homes.

A walkable Andalusian city of orange-tree courtyards, flamenco evenings and fierce football identity.

Basque food, riverside architecture and a stadium woven directly into the city centre.

Mediterranean beaches, a lively old centre and futuristic architecture connected by metro and tram.