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Follow your team through the group stage, or be inside Wembley for both Semifinals and the Final.
The 2028 Euro Cup runs from June 9 to July 9, 2028, with 51 matches and 24 national teams across nine stadiums in England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. The opening match is in Cardiff, and both Semifinals (July 4 and 5) and the Final (Sunday, July 9) are played at Wembley Stadium in London. World of Discoveries 2028 Euro Cup travel packages start from $4,425 per person and include hand-picked hotels, private airport transfers, a dedicated tour leader and a ticket concierge service.
Some fans want to follow their country from the first group match. Others want only the last three nights at Wembley. Tell us which matches matter to you, how many days you have and the hotel standard you expect, and we plan the whole trip around them.
Every package includes hand-picked hotels, private airport transfers, a dedicated tour leader and our ticket concierge service. The difference is which part of the tournament you see.
We took fans to the 2024 Euro Cup in Germany and to the 2024 Champions League Final at Wembley, so our team knows the stadium and its match-day routine.
Your tour leader is with you on the ground, and our operations office answers by phone or WhatsApp at any hour, from landing to departure.
You travel with football fans from around the world. If you are coming alone, we can match you with another solo traveller to share a room.
Days between matches are planned too, with guided city tours, excursions and a welcome party.
Tell us which matches you want and how you like to travel. A travel planner replies with a tailored itinerary and price, with no obligation to book.
51 matches over 31 days. Teams are placed into groups at the final tournament draw; until then, matches are shown by group position (A1, B2 and so on).
Nine stadiums in eight cities. Stadiums are listed under their tournament names; where a ground has a different name the rest of the year, it is shown underneath.
Six stadiums in five cities: London (Wembley and Tottenham), Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle and Birmingham. Direct trains connect London with every English host city in under three hours.
Capacity: 90,652
England's national stadium, rebuilt in 2007 on the site of the original Wembley, with its 133-metre arch visible across north-west London. It hosts eight matches in 2028, including a Quarterfinal, both Semifinals and the Final, the same closing role it played at the 2020 Euro Cup.
Capacity: 62,322
Opened in 2019 in north London and home to Tottenham Hotspur. Its retractable pitch slides away to reveal a separate NFL field underneath, and the single-tier South Stand is the largest in the UK.
Capacity: 61,000
Built for the 2002 Commonwealth Games and home to Manchester City since 2003. If England qualify, they play their opening group match here.
Capacity: 52,888
Everton's new home at Bramley-Moore Dock, on the banks of the River Mersey, a short ride from Liverpool's city centre and waterfront.
Capacity: 52,305
Home of Newcastle United, set right in the city centre and within walking distance of most hotels. Football has been played on this site since the 1880s.
Capacity: 42,640
Home of Aston Villa since 1897 and a host venue the last time England staged the European Championship, in 1996. The smallest stadium of the tournament, with the crowd close to the pitch.
Cardiff hosts the opening match. The stadium is in the city centre, a short walk from Cardiff Castle and Cardiff Central station.
Capacity: 73,952
The home of Welsh rugby, in the centre of Cardiff, with a fully retractable roof. It hosts the opening match of the tournament on June 9 and a Quarterfinal.
Glasgow's Hampden Park is the only Scottish venue, with group matches, a Round of 16 tie and a Quarterfinal.
Capacity: 52,032
Scotland's national stadium, opened in 1903 and the home of Scottish football for more than a century. It hosts group matches, a Round of 16 tie and a Quarterfinal in 2028.
Dublin is the only host city outside the United Kingdom, so it uses the euro and has its own entry rules.
Capacity: 51,711
Opened in 2010 on the historic Lansdowne Road site and home to Ireland's national football and rugby teams. It is a short ride from the city centre and hosts seven matches, including a Quarterfinal.
A trip to the 2028 Euro Cup is worth talking through before you book. Your travel planner goes over the matches you want to see, your hotel standard and how you would like to spend the days between games in London, Dublin, Glasgow or Cardiff. You finish the call with a clear plan and a price.
The 2028 Euro Cup runs from June 9 to July 9, 2028, in England, Scotland, Wales and the Republic of Ireland. There are 51 matches and 24 teams across nine stadiums in London, Manchester, Liverpool, Newcastle, Birmingham, Cardiff, Glasgow and Dublin. The opening match is at the National Stadium of Wales in Cardiff on Friday, June 9.
All three are at Wembley Stadium in London: the Semifinals on Tuesday, July 4 and Wednesday, July 5, and the Final on Sunday, July 9, 2028. Our Semifinals & Final package (July 3–10) covers all three matches, and our Final package (July 7–10) is built around the Final.
Tickets for the 2028 Euro Cup are tightly controlled and sold through an official process, so we don't sell or guarantee tickets directly. Your ticket concierge arranges your entry to every match in your package and guides you through each step, so you don't have to deal with the process on your own.
Choose Follow Your Team (June 8–22, 13–15 days) to see your country's three group matches. Choose Semifinals & Final (July 3–10, 8 days, from $8,045) to see the last three matches of the tournament at Wembley. Choose the Final package (July 7–10, 4 days, from $4,425) for a shorter trip built around the Final. Your travel planner can also adjust the dates.
The group positions and stadiums are already fixed; teams are placed into them at the final tournament draw. Once your team's group is drawn, we confirm the cities and plan the travel between them. Pre-booking now secures your place and hotel allocation before demand rises.
Airport transfers on arrival and departure are private in every package. In the Semifinals & Final package, a group transfer takes you from the hotel to Wembley and back for all three matches, and your tour leader handles the timings on each match day.
Expect mild days, typically 18–24°C (64–75°F) in London and a little cooler in Glasgow and Dublin, with long evenings and a chance of rain at any time. Bring a light waterproof jacket and comfortable walking shoes.
Visitors from the US, Canada, Australia, Mexico and many other countries need a UK Electronic Travel Authorisation (ETA) before travelling to England, Scotland or Wales. The Republic of Ireland has its own entry rules and is not covered by the UK ETA. Your travel planner will confirm what applies to your passport.
England, Scotland and Wales use the pound sterling (GBP); Ireland uses the euro. Both use Type G three-pin plugs at 230V, so most US, Canadian, Mexican and Australian devices need an adapter. Cards are accepted almost everywhere.
Yes. Many of our travellers come on their own. You can book a single room, or we can match you with another solo traveller to share a room and lower the cost.
Tell us your team, your dates and the matches you can't miss. We plan the rest, from the airport to the final whistle.
Disclaimer
"Euro 2028" and "European Championship 2028" are used on this page only to describe the event. World of Discoveries is an independent travel company and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by the Union des associations européennes de football (UEFA), UEFA Events SA, UK & Ireland 2028 Limited, BEYOND Hospitality, The Football Association, the Scottish FA, the Football Association of Wales, the Football Association of Ireland, the Irish Football Association, or any host city or stadium. UEFA EURO 2028™ and related marks belong to UEFA. Travel packages and services provided by World of Discoveries are independent from UEFA. The official website that offers tickets for EURO 2028 tournament is https://www.uefa.com/euro2028/ Guest reviews are reproduced in the guests' own words and do not represent WOFDI's terminology or imply any affiliation with referenced trademarks.
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