For the first time in its history, Canada will host Men’s Football World Cup matches. Two of North America’s most attractive cities have been selected to host the historic tournament.
Together, these cities blend scenic views with modern metropolitan style, offering international dining and discreet five-star hospitality.
For luxury travellers, Canada’s World Cup experience will extend beyond the matches. From private lake excursions and helicopter transfers, to Michelin-starred tasting menus, and exemplary suites.
Toronto is Canada’s largest city with a proud multicultural environment and some iconic landmarks, such as the CN Tower.
Toronto is made up of distinct neighbourhoods all rich with an eclectic food and drink scene. There seems to be something to do at every corner in Toronto.
Toronto Stadium, otherwise known as BMO Field, has undergone a remarkable $146million makeover with modernistic renovations and an increased capacity to 45,000.
BMO Field will be all about the all-round experience. The stadium will feature AI-powered self-serve technology which will make collecting food and drink a lot easier for fans – meaning they can enjoy more of the action!
Toronto will host six fixtures, including one knockout game and Canada’s first ever game as host of a Men’s Football World Cup.
CANADA vs ITA/NIR/WAL/BIH | Friday, 12 June 2026
This will be a momentous moment for Canada and its fans. It is the third time the country will take part in the competition.
ROUD OF 32 | Thursday 2 July 2026
Toronto will host one of the first knockout games in the competition.
A 10-minute private transfer east of BMO Field you will find The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto.
Located at the epicentre of the financial, entertainment, and waterfront districts, this hotel places you at the heart of the action for the tournament.
On the doorstep of this hotel, you will find the PATH, which is a 19-mile underground walkway which leads you directly to downtown shops, attractions and more.
If you would like an outside view of the city, all rooms with balconies are located on the sixth floor.
When staying on the seventeenth to twentieth floors, your stay includes a special lounge with all-day food, drinks, computer access, and a dedicated concierge.
Toronto is flowing with restaurants and bars. With 14 Michelin star restaurants, you have a whole range to select from.
Celebrate summer in Toronto by eating at Edulis, a bright and fresh restaurant featuring Mediterranean cuisine.
Edulis is a walkable distance from The Ritz-Carlton, Toronto and focuses on seafood, vegetables, and wild mushrooms.
They offer a 5-course and 7-course tasting menu which is composed around seasonal ingredients that inspire them the most.
Vancouver, a beautiful city that incorporates mountain, ocean, and cosmopolitan culture.
This is the ideal city for those who like to immerse themselves in nature. Beautiful mountains are viewable from inside the city, and it is home to the world’s longest uninterrupted waterfront path.
Want to feel at home in nature? Stanley Park is made up of 1,001 acres of beautiful urban park nature.
BC Place Vancouver is a recognisable landmark with vertical spires lining the circumference of the stadium.
BC Place Vancouver has a capacity of 54,000 and is located within walking distance of popular shopping and restaurant areas.
Vancouver will host seven fixtures with two being knockout round games.
SWITZERLAND vs CANADA | Wednesday 24 June 2026
This could be Canada’s biggest game in the group stages as they come up against a country who always fare well in international competitions.
ROUND OF 16 | Tuesday 7 July 2026
A historic moment for Canadian football as they host a Men’s Football World Cup Round of 16 fixture.
When staying in Vancouver, you’re going to want to stay somewhere with an open view of the incredible landscape.
Our suggestion is Fairmont Pacific Rim. Fairmont Gold category rooms allow access to the private lounge on the 20th floor which provides picturesque views of Stanley Park, the harbour, and the mountains.
Step into nature by hiring bikes from the hotel or follow the nearby waterside path into Stanley Park.
Finally, it is a short 10-minute private transfer or 25-minute walk from the BC Place Stadium.
Much like Toronto, Vancouver is flowing with fine dining options. Seafood is a particular speciality, which is why we recommend Kissa Tanto.
Kissa Tanto is inspired by the jazz cafes of 1960’s Tokyo and guests can expect a warm, moody vibe to complement their fine dining experience.
Their food fuses Japanese flavours with an Italian style. This restaurant is best suited to small, intimate groups with the largest table seating six guests.
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