A complete guide to Women's Euro 2025: Stadiums, tickets, accommodation & more

The UEFA Women's Euro 2025 started on July 2 and runs until the grand final on July 27. The Women's Euro 2025 will take place across Switzerland, featuring stadiums in Basel, Geneva, and Bern.

We'll see the tournament kick off with a group stage from July 2 to 17, where 16 teams will compete across four groups. Each team plays three matches, with the top two from each group advancing.

Once we've seen the results unfold from the group stages, the Women's Euro quarter-finalwill be played from July 19 to 22, then followed by the semi-finals on July 24 and 25.

The UEFA Women's Euro final will be played on July 27 atSt. Jakob-Park in Basel, the biggest stadium in Switzerland.

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The Women's Euro 2025 is hosted across eight stadiums in Switzerland, having begun on July 2 and running until the big final on July 27.

Stadiums include the iconic St. Jakob Park in Basel, Arena Thun in Thun, Stade de Tourbillon in Sion, Stadion Wankdorf in Bern, Arena St.Gallen in St.Gallen, Allmend Stadio Luzern in Lucern, Stadion Letzigrun in Zurich and Stade de Geneva in Geneva.

Iceland takes on Finland in the opening match at Arena Thun, but with a myriad of stadiums and eight different areas across Switzerland hosting matches, what's the full schedule looking like? We've got you covered with all the information on every group game for the tournament before the knockouts start on July 16.

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The Women's Euro 2025 are taking place across the entire country of Switzerland, from the tip of the south west in Geneva, all the way up to the north east in St. Gallen. Here's every stadium that's hosting a match throughout the tournament:

Transport to the Women's Euro 2025

If you're looking for a budget-friendly travel option, be sure to keep your ticket safe, as Women's Euro ticket holders receive free public transport on match days. This means a second-class return journey from any Swiss locality will get you to and from the match venue, valid with the entire Swiss public transport network. Make sure to check the T&Cs on uefa.com to make the most of this offer.

If you're looking at transport within the city on your matchday, scroll down to see the full details of how to get to the stadium, including options for buses, shuttles, trams and trains.

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If you haven't already grabbed your tickets but want to attend the tournament to see your team fight for the title, you can still secure some last-minute Women's Euro tickets.

A need-to-know: the starting price for Women's Euro 2025 tickets starts anywhere from €42 and can go upwards of $1,500, depending on where you are seated and which game you're looking to snap up. Of course, prices will also depend on the fixture and specific interest around it. If you want to catch the magic of the occasion in person, there are pricing options for everyone.

You can buy Women's Euro 2025 tickets on the official UEFA website. However, since the general sale of tickets has been open for a while and was allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, there might now only be a limited number of official tickets available through these sites - a great ticketing option is through the resale site StubHub.

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There are five nail-biting games to be played at St. Jakob-Park in Basel, including the final. Tickets are already on sale, and with the largest capacity of all the stadiums at 34,250, many fans will be flocking to Basel to get a glimpse of the tournament.

You can see big hitters in their early stages, including the likes of Germany and Denmark or Netherlands and France, all looking for the chance to get to the knockout stages of the Women's Euro 2025. Later stages, such as the quarter-final tickets which will take place at the stadium in Basel, are yet to be decided, but are likely to be tense matches for those who make it that far.

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St. Jakob Park schedule: Women's Euro 2025 matches in Basel

How to get to St. Jakob Park Stadium

Try these public transport options in Basel:

Train: Hop on the dedicated matchday shuttle from Basel SBB train station, which departs every 20 minutes from three hours before kick-off. The journey is only five minutes.

Trams: Grab the trams from Fan Zones Barfüsserplatz or Messeplatz directly to the stadium. Or, the 10 and 11 Basel SBB trains will take you to Basel Dreispitz for a 10-minute walk to the arena.

Bus: Use the 36 bus service towards Schifflände and get off at Basel, St. Jakob.

Walk: The stadium is approximately a 40-minute walk from the city centre, and will probably have the hustle of fans and supporters along with it.

Parking: There are no parking facilities available at the stadium on Euro match days, so make sure you leave your car behind.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in Basel

Basel has not one, but two Fan Zones you could find yourself at during the Women's Euro tournament, located in Barfüsserplatz and Messeplatz.

You can enjoy a range of Swiss artists playing throughout the tournament, as well as all of the matches being shown on big screens and food and drink to enjoy. If you're looking to cool down, you could go to Barfüsserplatz for an air-conditioned Play & Chill to lounge in, or head to the Messeplatz water park with a 10-metre slide.

Everyone is welcome to park up and enjoy the Fan Zones, so it's the perfect place if you want to make the most of the tournament atmosphere.

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Where to stay in Basel for the Women's Euro

In Basel, you're likely to find the roar of locals and travellers alike, celebrating the games going on at the stadium. You can stay right in the areas of Barfüsserplatz and Messeplatz to be in the heart of the action, which will both have Women's Euro Fanzones, including viewing areas, food trucks and drinks to enjoy.

Right in the centre is Altstadt (Old Town), and for those looking to soak up the history of Basel, this might be the perfect place. Looking for a fast-paced and exciting place to stay? Gundeldingen is also known for being a popular place with a mix of spaces, including cafes, bars and parks to explore.

No matter what you're searching for, you can use the map below to see the live prices and availability of where to stay in Basel, and you can even change the dates to suit your trip, too.

Being the second largest stadium in Switzerland, Stadion Wankdorf in Bern will see thousands of supporters flock to the city to support their teams. With four matches from the group stage and one high-stakes quarter-final, we'll see the early stages of the competition unfold in this stadium.

Spain, Portugal, Switzerland, Iceland and Italy are all set to play here, with plenty of early drama on offer as they battle their way through the group stages.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Bern

How to get to Stadion Wankdorf in Bern

Try these public transport options in Basel:

Train/S-Bahn: Use the S1, S2, S3, S4, S31 or S44 to Bern Wankdorf from Bern main train station.

Bus: Use the 20 bus to Wyler or the 9A bus to Guisanplatz Expo.

Walk: The stadium is approximately a 40-minute walk from the city centre, and you can also expect many fans to be walking from the Fan Zones and the Bern station.

Parking: There are no parking facilities available at the stadium on Euro match days, so make sure you leave your car behind.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in Bern

The Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zone will be open in Bern city throughout the entire tournament, from July 2 to 27, all day from 2:30pm to 11:30pm.

You'll be able to find the Fan Zone located on Bundesplatz and Waisenhausplatz, showing live matches on a screen, with music, concerts and a variety of food and drink to enjoy. You can even have a go on Switzerland's largest Ferris wheel, looking over Bern city.

The Fan Zone is totally free to enjoy and will likely be bustling throughout the tournament.

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Where to stay in Bern for the Women's Euro

In Bern, you may want to find yourself near the stadium, with loads of options only a 10-minute walk from the main station and the stadium itself. Handy. Or, you can head to Old Town near the Fan Zone to get stuck into the crowds and action in the city - plus, there will be loads of fans heading towards the station if you've managed to bag yourself a ticket.

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Five Women's Euro 2025 games are set to be held at the Stade de Genève, just outside the heart of the city. We'll see over 26,000 fans head to the stadium to watch the matches, including a quarter and semi-final up in the runnings. Home to Servette FC, clashes will include massive head-to-heads against the likes of Portugal and Italy, as well as hosts Switzerland facing off against Finland and Switzerland later in the group stages.

Plus, the fan zone in Geneva is one to stop off at, with views of Lac Léman - a favourite for tourists and locals alike. Plus, expect live concerts and sporting activities to go alongside all the excitement of the competition.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Geneva

How to get to Stade de Genève in Geneva

Try these public transport options in Geneva:

Train: From Genève Cornavin, jump on the RE33, RL1, RL2, RL3, or RL4 and get off at the Lancy-Pont-Rouge, gare/Etoile for the north side of the stadium and Lancy-Bachet for the south side of the stadium.

Trams: From Genève Cornavin, get off at Pancy-Pont-Rouge, gare/Etoile and walk 15 minutes to the stadium.

Bus: Bus routes will be diverted and will not stop near the stadium, so you will want to find another method of transport.

Parking: There are no parking facilities available at the stadium on Euro match days, so make sure you leave your car behind.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in Geneva

The Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zone in Geneva will be open throughout the tournament from July 2 to 27, opening 2 hours before each game until midnight that day.

You'll find the Fan Zone just off the lake on Quai Gustave Ador, with big screens, concerts and sporting activities - including mini games, shoot-outs and freestyle demonstrations.

The Fan Zone will be open to the public and welcoming fans to soak up the Euro atmosphere.

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Where to stay in Geneva for the Women's Euro

In Geneva, there's a whole range of accommodation options out there. You can stay near the stadium in the area of Lancy, which will offer you easy access on foot or by train to matchday action. Or, head to the city centre and Old Town for a glimpse of the culture of the city - plus, making you super close to the Fan Zone at Quai Gustave Ador, which is likely to be buzzing during the tournament.

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Zurich is a hotspot for travellers and tourists, so it's likely we'll see a myriad of fans and supporters coming to see a glimpse of the culture and excitement of the city, alongside the world-class sport taking place during the Euros. With a vibrant nightlife and big hitters facing off in Stadion Letzigrund, you can expect some of the tournament's most tense moments to unfold here.

Previous Euro winners England have not one, but two group stage matches here against France and the Netherlands, whilst Sweden and Germany will go head-to-head too. Each of these teams will be fighting for their chance at the Euro Cup. And, not to mention a quarter-final and semi-final planned to take place, which will both be ones to watch.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Zurich

How to get to Stadion Letzigrund in Zurich

Try these public transport options in Zurich:

Tram: From Zurich main station, jump on Tram E and get off at Letzigrund stop, or get on Tram 3 and get off at Albisriederplatz stop.

S-Bahn: Take the S5, S11, S12, S14, S19 or S42 and get off at Zürich Altstetten.

Bus: Jump on bus 31 at Zurich main station, Fan Zone or Bahnhof Altstetten and get off at Herdenstrasse.

Parking: There are no parking facilities available at the stadium on Euro match days, so make sure you leave your car behind.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in Zurich

Join the ZüriFanzone for the Women's Euro in Zurich, open every day of the tournament, from 11:30 until 30 minutes after the final whistle.

Located in the Europaallee Zurich, all 31 matches will be played on big screens here, alongside concerts and workshops to enjoy.

Note that the Fan Zone will be closed on July 14 and 15.

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Where to stay in Zurich for the Women's Euro

In Zurich, there are choices for every budget and style. Just outside of the city, head to the Altstetten or Albisrieden districts to be well connected to both the stadium and the city centre through tram or S-Bahn. Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Kybunpark in St. Gallen may be one of the smaller stadiums in the Women’s Euro 2025 lineup, with a capacity of 16,300, but it’s hosting some of the tournament’s most highly anticipated matchups. Despite its size, the atmosphere at Kybunpark will be anything but quiet. Fans can expect thrilling nights under the lights, with passionate supporters bringing energy to every minute of play.

With Germany, France, England, and Wales all set to appear here in the group stages, this venue offers an up-close view of some of Europe’s biggest footballing nations battling it out for a place in the knockouts.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in St. Gallen

How to get to Kybunpark in St. Gallen

Try these public transport options in St. Gallen:

Tram: From Zurich main station, jump on Tram E and get off at Letzigrund stop, or get on Tram 3 and get off at Albisriederplatz stop.

S-Bahn/Train: Take the S5 or S1 from St. Gallen main station to St. Gallen Winkeln and then take a 15-minute walk.

Bus: Take the 151 or 158 to bus stop Arena, or take the 1 from St. Gallen train station to Westcenter.

Extrabus: Women's Euro buses will depart from the Fan Zone stop, Marktplatz Bohl and St. Gallen train station.

Parking: Parking is extremely limited and will be on a first-come, first-served basis. Public transport is recommended.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in St. Gallen

Head to Marktgasse in the old town of St. Gallen to hunt down the Fan Zones and events throughout the tournament. From lunchtime talks to street football and live music, you can kick back if you're visiting the area during the tournament.

This Fan Zone is only open from July 2 to 13, so you'll want to get in there early in the tournament to enjoy this one.

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Where to stay in St. Gallen for the Women's Euro

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Set against the scenic backdrop of the Swiss Alps and Lake Lucerne, Stadion Allmend offers a unique blend of world-class football and postcard-perfect surroundings.

While Lucerne might be best known for its medieval architecture and mountain excursions, this summer it transforms into a hub of elite competition as the Women’s Euro 2025 rolls into town. With a capacity of 16,300, fans will be treated to an intimate yet electric matchday atmosphere.

Some of the tournament’s biggest names will grace the pitch here, including Germany, France, England, and Wales. Whether you're cheering from the stands or soaking up the vibe at the lakeside Fan Zone, Stadion Allmend is set to be a highlight of the group stage.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Lucerne

How to get to Stadion Allmend in Lucerne

Try these public transport options in Luzern:

• Train/zentralbahn: Take the S4 or S5 from Lucerne main station to Luzern Allmend / Messe station and then take a 2-minute walk.
• Shuttle bus: Starting from 2 hours before kick-off, take the dedicated shuttle bus from Event stop V, Lucerne train station to Luzern Allmend / Messe bus stop.
• Bus: Take the bus line 20 from Lucerne train station to Luzern Allmend / Messe.
• Parking: There will be no public parking at the stadium; public transport is highly recommended.

Women's Euro 2025 Fan Zones in Lucerne

Lucerne has its own Fan Zone right next to the main train station at the Europaplatz. If you're looking to make the most of your visit to the Women's Euro 2025, head down to the Fan Zone next to Lake Lucerne with music, concerts, football skills zones and a variety of food and drink.

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Where to stay in Lucerne for the Women's Euro

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Nestled in the heart of the Rhône Valley, Stade de Tourbillon in Sion will offer one of the most picturesque settings in the Women’s Euro 2025. Football fans can enjoy a truly Alpine experience alongside top-tier tournament action. The stadium

Home to FC Sion and seating 16,300, will host three key group stage games featuring teams like Belgium, Italy, Portugal, Norway and Finland, all with their eyes on the knockout rounds.

With its relaxed atmosphere and close-knit fan experience, Stade de Tourbillon is where culture, scenery, and elite women’s football meet in one unforgettable venue. Here's everything you need to know if youre heading to Sion for the Women's Euro.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Sion

How to get to Stade de Tourbillon in Sion

Try these public transport options in Sion:

Walk: It's about a 30-minute walk from Sion train station and is one of the easiest ways to get to the stadium.

Bus: Take the 12 bus from Sion, Gare Sud to Pâquerettes, and then it's a 5-minute walk to the station.

Parking: Parking will be very limited at the stadium, on a first-come, first-served basis, and you can use Park & Ride if you want to park around the area; however, public transport is highly recommended.

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Where to stay in Sion for the Women's Euro

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.

Stockhorn Arena in Thun is set to host a slice of the action, bringing world-class football to one of Switzerland’s most picturesque towns. The intimate stadium offers fans the chance to get close to the game and feel every moment of the group stage drama, and the energy is expected to be sky-high as teams battle for a place in the knockouts.

Nestled between Lake Thun and the Swiss Alps, it’s a perfect base for travelling fans looking to combine elite football with classic Swiss charm. Here's everything you need to know.

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Women's Euro 2025 matches in Thun

How to get to Stockhorn Arena in Thun

Try these public transport options in Thun:

Walk: It's about a 45-minute walk from the Fan Zone / Waisenhausplatz to the stadium.

Shuttle bus: Take the dedicated shuttle bus on matchdays, between Thun train station and Stockhorn Arena.

Bus: Take the bus from Thun train station to Stockhorn Arena, which will take you about 10 minutes.

Parking: Parking will be very limited at the stadium, on a first-come, first-served basis, and you can use Park & Ride if you want to park around the area; however, public transport is highly recommended.

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Where to stay in Thun for the Women's Euro

Use the interactive map below to see what's on offer right now, and you can change the dates to suit your trip, depending on which game you're planning to catch.