Millions of tourists and fans will soon be travelling to Germany to attend one of the most popular events in football Europe - Euro 2024. This tournament will be hosted by ten cities that are packed with culture and diversity. Find out what these cities are unique, what attractions they offer and what you need to know about Germany in general

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The 2024 European Football Championship, known as Euro 2024, will be held in Germany. This grand tournament, which starts on 14 June, attracts millions of fans from all over the world and is a great opportunity for travellers to get to know the host cities. We're going to tell you about each of these cities and offer you interesting places to visit.

Before we talk about the cities, we would like to remind you that Germany has been preparing for this event very carefully in terms of security. They even plan to engage foreign law enforcement officers to protect the cities. However, despite the good preparation of the German authorities, every tourist must also take care of their own safety. To do this, it is worth considering the option of taking out an insurance policy, which is very popular among travellers. Such a policy will give you access to medical care throughout your trip and will also save you money. You can apply for travel insurance here.

So, which cities will host Euro 2024, what places to visit there, and what exactly has been prepared for tourists for the event. All this is described below.

The European Championship will be held in ten German cities - Berlin, Hamburg, Gelsenkirchen, Dortmund, Düsseldorf, Cologne, Leipzig, Munich, Frankfurt and Stuttgart.

BERLIN

After the reunification of Germany in 1990, Berlin became the capital once again. This city is one of the global centres of culture, sport, fashion, architecture and nightlife.

If you're in Berlin for the first time, we recommend visiting the Brandenburg Gate and the city's 368-metre-high TV tower, which offers incredible views of the city from its observation deck.

What else to see?

📍Brandenburg Gate: One of the most iconic symbols of Germany.

📍Reichstag: The historic parliament building with stunning views of the city from its dome.

📍Museum Island: A complex of five museums listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

📍Berlin Wall: The remaining parts of the wall and the Berlin Wall Museum.

Stadium: The Olympic Stadium.

MUNICH

Munich has a population of 1.6 million people, making it the third largest city in Germany. A rich history, many art galleries and a variety of beers make Munich one of the most popular tourist destinations.

What to see?

📍Marienplatz: The central square of the city with the New and Old Town Halls.

📍Englischer Garten: One of the largest urban parks in the world.

📍BMW Museum: A place for car lovers.

📍Nymphenburg Castle: A luxurious baroque palace.

Stadium: "Allianz Arena.

FRANKFURT

Frankfurt am Main, located on the banks of the River Main, is a global centre of trade and finance. The fifth largest city in Germany, Frankfurt is known for its panoramic views with many skyscrapers, for which it is called "Mainhattan".

What to see?

📍Main Tower: An observation deck with panoramic views of the city.

📍Remer: A historic square with beautiful medieval buildings.

📍Old Opera House: A great place for culture lovers.

📍Museum Quay: A cluster of 15 museums along the River Main.

Stadium: "Frankfurt Arena.

HAMBURG

Hamburg is the third largest city in Europe, not counting the capitals. This world-famous port is famous for its rich cultural traditions, many beautiful old buildings and vibrant nightlife.

What to see?

📍Port of Hamburg: One of the largest ports in Europe.

📍Wunderland Miniature Railway: The world's largest model railway.

📍Hamburg City Hall: A majestic building in the city centre.

📍St Pauli district: Known for its nightclubs and cultural events.

Stadium: "The Volksparkstadion.

DORTMUND

Dortmund, once known only for coal, steel and beer, is now considered the cultural heart of the Ruhr area. Over the past fifty years, it has developed into a technology centre with a vibrant cultural and sporting life. You can learn more about this at the local Museum of German Football.

What to see?

📍Westfalenpark: A beautiful park with the Florian Tower.

📍Dortmund Zoo: An interesting place for a family holiday.

📍Football Museum Germany: For all fans of this sport.

📍Phoenix See: An artificial lake with modern restaurants and cafes.

Stadium: "Signal Iduna Park.

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LEIPZIG

Leipzig is a significant cultural and historical centre of Germany. Johann Sebastian Bach once lived in this city, and the peaceful demonstrations that took place in Leipzig at the end of 1989 played an important role in the unification of Germany.

What to see?

📍Nikolaikirche: A historic church associated with the peaceful revolution in the GDR.

📍Augusta Square: Central square with beautiful buildings and shops.

📍Leipzig Zoo: One of the oldest and most famous zoos in Europe.

📍Museum of Fine Arts: An impressive collection of works of art.

Stadium: "Red Bull Arena.

COLOGNE

The history of Cologne dates back over 2000 years. This city, located on the banks of the Rhine, has more than a million inhabitants. Cologne's St Peter's Cathedral, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts more tourists than any other attraction in Germany.

What to see?

📍Cologne Cathedral: The majestic Gothic cathedral is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

📍Ludwig Museum: A collection of contemporary art.

📍Old Town: Charming narrow streets and traditional beer gardens.

📍The Curious Woman Fountain Heinzelmannen: A picturesque place in the city centre.

Stadium: "Rhein Energy Stadium.

STUTTGART

As a major industrial centre and home to Mercedes and Porsche, Stuttgart is known not only for its cars. Tourists here can enjoy top-quality local wines and taste the famous flödlesuppe, a soup with pancake chips.

What to see?

📍Museum of Mercedes-Benz: The history of one of the most famous car brands.

📍Schlossplatz: The central square with the New and Old Palaces.

📍Wilhelm: Botanical and zoological garden.

📍Königstrasse: The main shopping street of the city.

Stadium: "Mercedes-Benz Arena.

DUSSELDORF

Düsseldorf, the capital of North Rhine-Westphalia with a population of 650 thousand people, is known for its old town, which is called the "longest bar in the world" due to the more than 250 pubs and restaurants located in this area.

What to see?

📍Altstadt: Old town with many bars and restaurants.

📍Königsallee: A prestigious shopping street.

📍Media Harbour: A modern district with impressive architecture.

📍Rhine Quay: A great place for walking.

Stadium: "Merkur Spire Arena.

GELSENKIRCHEN

Gelsenkirchen, which used to thrive on the coal and steel industry, is now not only an important industrial centre but also a green, friendly city. Here you can visit the theatre or enjoy a boat trip.

What to see?

📍Gelsenkirchen Zoo: A great place to visit with children.

📍Lanzscher Park: A great place for relaxation and picnics.

📍Museum of German Mining: Immerse yourself in the history of coal mining.

📍Hofgarten: The first public park in Germany.

Stadium: Feltyns Arena.

Remember that Germany is one of the largest countries in Europe. It is known for its well-developed infrastructure and fascinating architecture. All the information that a tourist needs about this country is collected in our special block - the country map. Click here and get to know Germany before you start your trip.

We remind you! Germany is hosting one of the most important tournaments in football this year. The big event, which will last for a month, is expected to bring in about 12 million tourists. Most of the guests will be welcomed in the 10 cities where the tournament matches will take place. Read here to find out how the opening ceremony will take place and what interesting programmes have been prepared for the fans.

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