See how money shapes the stadiums of the 2026 World Cup. Compare construction costs, public funding and tournament upgrades across all host venues, and discover how investment varies from city to city. This interactive tool adds financial context, revealing the scale behind each World Cup stage.

The World Cup 2026 Collection explores the stadiums hosting the most expansive World Cup in history. For the first time, the tournament stretches across three countries, cities, regions and local traditions, shaping both how it is organised and how it is experienced. Each story starts with a stadium and moves outward into its surroundings. Together, these pieces show what it means to host a global tournament.

48 countries, 16 venues

With the expansion to 48 participating teams, the 2026 World Cup requires more stadiums than any previous edition. Sixteen venues have been selected across the three host countries, each chosen for different reasons and local conditions. Together they form the physical backbone of a tournament spread across an entire continent.

Explore how climate shapes the 2026 World Cup experience. Compare temperature, humidity and altitude across all host stadiums and see how conditions differ from city to city. This interactive tool turns data into insight, helping you understand the tournament beyond the pitch.