Cardiff
Group A begins at the National Stadium of Wales.
EURO 2028 · UK & Ireland
One month, eight host cities and thousands of possible journeys. Start with the confirmed map, then wait for the draw before locking the route.
The official framework
Every match date and venue slot is confirmed. Team names will be added only when the final draw makes them official.
Group A begins at the National Stadium of Wales.
Thirty-six matches across all nine tournament venues.
Every host stadium except Wembley stages one tie.
Cardiff, Dublin, Glasgow and Wembley.
The tournament’s final week moves to London.
The final kicks off at 17:00 local time.
Eight host cities · nine stadiums
London has two tournament venues. Every other host city has one. Each guide will connect the arrival point, city centre and stadium instead of treating the match as an isolated pin on a map.
Wembley Stadium · Tottenham Hotspur Stadium
National Stadium of Wales
Dublin Arena
Hampden Park
Manchester City Stadium
Everton Stadium
St James’ Park
Villa Park
From arrival to turnstile
Every EURO 2028 city guide is being structured around the journey a travelling supporter actually makes. Service details will be rechecked close to the tournament before they are presented as current.
Rail, metro, coach, bus, taxi and late-arrival options.
Station access, match-day crowd flow and realistic transfer time.
Recommended public transport, walking leg and post-match exit plan.
Book in the right order
The stadium map is ready, but a team-following itinerary is not. These milestones show when planning becomes more precise.
The qualifying groups will be drawn in Belfast.
Teams compete for direct places and play-off positions.
Team identities can then be attached to the confirmed venue slots.
The last tournament places are decided before final trip locking.
Official ticket watch
UEFA says ticket prices and full sales details will be announced in autumn 2027. General sales will start only after the final tournament draw, expected in December 2027, when group-stage fixtures are confirmed.
Useful next steps
Use the city guides first, then compare flexible stays, cross-city transport, activities and the details that keep a multi-stop trip manageable.
Compare accommodation by neighbourhood, station access and flexible terms.
Check rail, coach and selected flight options between match cities.
Compare flight times and prices after the fixture and ticket path are clear.
Browse city tours, museums and activities around the match schedule.
Compare eSIM data plans before crossing borders or reaching the stadium.
Find luggage storage when check-in and kick-off times do not align.
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