Stadiums, Host Cities & Culture
16 entries in the FIFA World Cup compendium.
Stadiums, Host Cities & Culture — Era Chart
Maracanã StadiumThe iconic temple of Brazilian football, home to the Maracanazo and countless historic momWembley StadiumEngland's national football stadium and a global icon of sport.Estadio AztecaThe Temple of Football, host of two World Cup finals and the only stadium to stage three WSeoul World Cup StadiumThe modern coliseum where the Red Devils' dream reached its zenith in 2002.Mexico CityMexico City is the capital and largest city of Mexico, as well as the most populous city iLondonA global city on the Thames, London blends nearly 2,000 years of history with a vibrant, mRio de JaneiroRio de Janeiro: host of the 1950 and 2014 FIFA World Cup finals at Maracanã Stadium.JohannesburgThe vibrant hub that hosted the historic final of the first African World Cup.Los AngelesCity of Angels, global hub of culture and innovation.SalvadorThe El Salvador national football team has qualified for the FIFA World Cup final tournameWorld Cup WillieThe mascot that started it all.FulecoThe armored ambassador of Brazil's 2014 football fiesta.ZabivakaThe wolf who strikes like a dog.La'eebLa'eeb: the super-skilled player from the mascot verse.FootixZakumiZakumi's game is Fair Play
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