Returning as one of the host venues for the 2026 tournament, Estadio Azteca will make history once again by becoming the first stadium to host matches across three separate men's Fifa World Cups.
With the 2026 Fifa World Cup in full swing after kicking off in Mexico on Thursday night, each match will have its own storyline with different players, tactics and fan culture.
But one thing that every one of the record 104 matches will have is that it will take place at a stadium in either America, Canada or Mexico.
With the highest level of football being played in Europe, with Manchester United’s Old Trafford and the Santiago Bernabéu Stadium being the home stadiums of Real Madrid CF, there is still much unknown about many of the stadiums in North America.
With this in mind, we have found four Fifa World Cup stadiums that deserve a place on every football lover's travel bucket list - ones that stand out not just as match locations but as destinations in their own right.
