Touring All 23 World Cup Final Stadiums | 1930→2026

From the very first tournament in Uruguay in 1930 to the upcoming 2026 edition, I've pinned every single stadium that has hosted a FIFA World Cup final! Take a trip across the map to explore the champions, the scores, and the legendary moments born at these iconic venues. Following them in order reveals a 90-year history of football's ultimate crown traveling across continents. (Note: The 1942 and 1946 tournaments were canceled due to WWII.)

2026.06.13

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Total ~196293.8km

Estadio Centenario (Uruguay) 1Estadio Centenario (Uruguay) 2Estadio Centenario (Uruguay) 3

Tribuna Olímpica (next to Gate 13, Av. Dr. Américo Ricaldoni, 11600 Montevideo, Departamento de Montevideo, ウルグアイ

1930 Uruguay | Champions: Uruguay 🇺🇾 (4-2 Argentina). Built to celebrate the centennial of Uruguay's independence, the hosts became the very first champions. This is where it all began.

Stadio Nazionale PNF Site (Italy) 1Stadio Nazionale PNF Site (Italy) 2Stadio Nazionale PNF Site (Italy) 3

Corso Gaetano Scirea, 50, 10151 Torino TO, イタリア

1934 Italy | Champions: Italy 🇮🇹 (2-1 Czechoslovakia, AET). Under the Mussolini regime, the hosts overcame immense pressure to win their first title. The stadium no longer exists; this pin marks its former location.

Stade Olympique de Colombes (France) 1Stade Olympique de Colombes (France) 2Stade Olympique de Colombes (France) 3

12 Rue François Faber, 92700 Colombes, フランス

1938 France | Champions: Italy 🇮🇹 (4-2 Hungary). Italy secured back-to-back titles. Due to World War II, the tournament would be put on hold for the next 12 years.

Maracanã Stadium (Brazil) 1Maracanã Stadium (Brazil) 2Maracanã Stadium (Brazil) 3

R. Prof. Eurico Rabelo - Maracanã, Rio de Janeiro - RJ, 20271-150 ブラジル

1950 Brazil | Champions: Uruguay 🇺🇾 (2-1 Brazil). The infamous 'Maracanazo' (Maracana Blow) silenced nearly 200,000 local fans. One of the most famous upsets in football history.

Wankdorf Stadium (Switzerland) 1Wankdorf Stadium (Switzerland) 2Wankdorf Stadium (Switzerland) 3

Papiermühlestrasse 71, 3014 Bern, スイス

1954 Switzerland | Champions: West Germany 🇩🇪 (3-2 Hungary). Known as the 'Miracle of Bern,' West Germany pulled off a stunning comeback against the undefeated, legendary Hungarian team. It became a symbol of post-war German recovery.

Råsunda Stadium Site (Sweden) 1Råsunda Stadium Site (Sweden) 2Råsunda Stadium Site (Sweden) 3

Ekensbergsvägen 90, 169 31 Solna, スウェーデン

1958 Sweden | Champions: Brazil 🇧🇷 (5-2 Sweden). A 17-year-old Pelé scored twice in the final, marking the dawn of Brazil's golden era as a football superpower.

Estadio Nacional (Chile) 1Estadio Nacional (Chile) 2Estadio Nacional (Chile) 3

Av. Grecia 2001, 7780464 Ñuñoa, Región Metropolitana, チリ

1962 Chile | Champions: Brazil 🇧🇷 (3-1 Czechoslovakia). With Pelé out due to injury, Garrincha stepped up to lead Brazil to consecutive titles.

Wembley Stadium (England) 1Wembley Stadium (England) 2Wembley Stadium (England) 3

イギリス 〒HA9 0WS ウェンブリー

1966 England | Champions: England 🇬🇧 (4-2 West Germany, AET). The birthplace of football claimed its only World Cup title to date. Geoff Hurst's controversial 'ghost goal' is still debated today.

Estadio Azteca (Mexico) 1Estadio Azteca (Mexico) 2Estadio Azteca (Mexico) 3

Calz. de Tlalpan 3465, Sta. Úrsula Coapa, Coyoacán, 04650 Ciudad de México, CDMX, メキシコ

1970 Mexico | Champions: Brazil 🇧🇷 (4-1 Italy). Led by Pelé, this legendary squad—often called the greatest team ever—won their third title, earning the right to keep the Jules Rimet Trophy forever.

Olympiastadion Munich (Germany) 1Olympiastadion Munich (Germany) 2Olympiastadion Munich (Germany) 3

ドイツ 〒80809 München, Spiridon-Louis-Ring, オリンピアパーク・ミュンヘン

1974 West Germany | Champions: West Germany 🇩🇪 (2-1 Netherlands). Led by Franz Beckenbauer, the hosts triumphed over Johan Cruyff's revolutionary 'Total Football'.

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