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For the first time in history, Canada is hosting a FIFA World Cup. Toronto is welcoming six matches at Toronto Stadium, also known as BMO Field, along with city-wide events and fan experiences throughout the tournament.

Use the interactive map below to explore venues, neighbourhoods, transit routes, city-wide events, and match-day restaurant ideas.

The Venues: What You Need to Know First

Toronto Stadium / BMO Field

Location: Exhibition Place, 170 Princes’ Blvd.

Toronto Stadium is the city’s match venue for FIFA World Cup 2026. The stadium is located at Exhibition Place, close to Liberty Village, King West, Fort York, and the waterfront.

Match days in Toronto are scheduled for June 12, 17, 20, 23, 26, and July 2.

FIFA Fan Festival Toronto

Location: Fort York National Historic Site and The Bentway

The FIFA Fan Festival gives visitors a central place to watch matches, experience live entertainment, explore food vendors, and take part in family-friendly tournament activities.

For visitors staying downtown, Fort York and The Bentway are close to the stadium, the waterfront, Liberty Village, and King West.

Getting There

Best approach: Transit first

The easiest way to reach the stadium is by transit. TTC streetcars and GO Transit both connect visitors to Exhibition Place, with Exhibition GO Station located close to the stadium.

On match days, visitors should avoid driving directly to the venue area and plan extra time for crowds, closures, and security screening.

Use the Interactive Map

The interactive map below is designed to help visitors understand Toronto during the World Cup: where to stay, how to get to the stadium, where the city-wide activations are happening, and where to eat depending on the match day.

It includes four views:

  • Venues and neighbourhoods — Toronto Stadium, the Fan Festival, and nearby areas to stay or explore.
  • Getting there — key transit stops, routes, and the best way to reach the stadium.
  • City activations — free or public events happening across Toronto during the tournament.
  • Eat by match — restaurant ideas connected to the countries playing in Toronto.

LandLord Toronto · FIFA 2026 Visitor Guide

Toronto World Cup 2026 Interactive Map

Explore venues, neighbourhoods, transit routes, city-wide events, and restaurants by match day.

Venues & Neighbourhoods

Click a pin or item to explore

World Cup VenuesStay & Explore
🏟 Canada plays its first ever home World Cup match on June 12, 3:00 PM ET at Toronto Stadium. FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York & The Bentway — open Jun 11 to Jul 19. Free tickets are sold out — paid tickets available at torontofwc26.ca

Getting to the Stadium

Transit-first — leave the car

509 Harbourfront
Every 5 min on tournament days
511 Bathurst
Every 5 min on tournament days
504 King
Every 5 min on tournament days
GO Lakeshore West
Exhibition GO — direct to venue
509511504 KingGO Lakeshore
⚠️ On match days, Exhibition Loop is closed. All streetcar pickups/drop-offs use the new Fleet Street Transit Hub (Fleet St & Strachan Ave). Arrive early.

City-Wide Activations

Free events — Jun 11 – Jul 19

Free EventsOfficial Venues
🎉 All activations listed are free entry. FIFA Fan Festival at Fort York — free tickets are sold out. Paid tickets available at torontofwc26.ca

Eat by Match Day

3 restaurants per cuisine

Select a match
RestaurantsToronto Stadium
🍽 Restaurant data sourced from Google Places. Always check current hours before visiting — some may close early or have match-day specials.