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Guide to the FIFA World Cup in Philly

Your Guide To the FIFA World Cup in Philadelphia

It’s more than soccer in Philly!


As one of the host cities for the FIFA World Cup, Philadelphia is ready to bring unmatched energy, passion, and nonstop action to the pitch and beyond. Whether you're here for the matches, the fan zones, or just soaking in the global vibes, we’ve got you covered with the best things to do, where to watch, and everything happening around the city.


What To Do

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FIFA World Cup Matches in Philadelphia

Philly will host six major matches throughout the tournament at Lincoln Financial Field. Here’s what’s coming to the city:


June 14th - Côte d'Ivoire vs. Ecuador - 7:00 PM

June 19th - Brazil vs. Haiti - 9:00 PM

June 22nd - France vs. TBD - 5:00 PM

June 25th - Curaçao vs. Côte d'Ivoire - 4:00 PM

June 27th - Croatia vs. Ghana - 5PM

July 4th - Knockout Round - 5:00 PM 
(Knockout Round Matchup will be determined following group stage results.)


FIFA Fan Festival

Lemon Hill in East Fairmount Park | Match Days | Free

The ultimate watch party with a perfect view of the Philly Skyline. Expect massive screens, live entertainment, food vendors, and fans from around the world bringing the energy all day long.



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Where To Eat & Drink

If you're visiting from out of town and looking for a spot to catch a match (or celebrate a win), Philly’s got no shortage of legendary sports bars and hangouts around the city. 


Stateside Live!

1100 Pattison Ave - South Philly

A go-to game day destination right next to the stadium complex. Expect huge screens, packed crowds, and an electric atmosphere before and after matches.


Chickie’s & Pete’s

1526 Packer Ave - South Philly

A Philly staple known for its famous Crabfries and diehard sports fans. Perfect for catching a match with a cold beer in hand.


Tir na nÓg

1600 Arch St - Center City

An Irish pub favorite in Center City with a strong soccer culture. Great vibes, great food, and always showing international matches.


The 700

700 N 2nd St - Northern Liberties

A more laid-back but beloved spot for watching soccer. Cheap drinks, tons of TVs, and a loyal local crowd.


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Where To Stay

Whether you want to be close to the stadium or right in the middle of the city action, here are some top spots to stay.


W Philadelphia

1439 Chestnut St - Center City

One of the premier hotels in Center City, with an unbeatable rooftop pool! Less than one block away from the subway, you'll be at the stadiums in only 5 minutes after leaving your room.  


Live! Casino & Hotel

900 Packer Ave - Stadium District

Want to be as close to the action as possible? You can't get any closer than staying at Live! Casino & Hotel. Who knows, you might end up paying off your whole trip in the casino! 


The Logan Philadelphia

1 Logan Square - Center City

A perfect middle point between the Fan Zone and the stadiums. A huge plus: it's just steps from some of Philly's biggest cultural institutions, such as the Franklin Institutethe Barnes Foundation, and the Philadelphia Museum of Art


Kimpton Hotel Monaco

433 Chestnut St - Old City

If you're looking to take in the historic sites of Philly while in town, this is for you. Just across the street from the Kimpton is Independence Hall and the Liberty Bell.


Courtyard by Marriott South Philly

1001 Intrepid Ave - Navy Yard

Only a few blocks from the stadiums. Ideal for match-day convenience! Make sure you take in the opportunity of being so close to FDR Park while staying here. 


Concerts, Parties, & More!

When the matches end, the party keeps going. Philly nightlife is stepping up with huge concerts, DJs, and even more all tournament long. Check back for updates on big events happening closer to the World Cup!


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