Naturally, accommodation here can be pricey during the football tournament.
So let’s talk about how to shop smartly when it comes to accommodation, so you don’t have to break the bank
to watch the beautiful game at the UEFA Euro 2021. Hotels are plenty in all 12 host cities.
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Check out whichever city is hosting your football match on there. You’ll get the best prices, and the most honest ratings. We have a comprehensive list on each host city across Europe, their hotels ranging from very cheap to more luxurious properties. Do your research, and book early, it will pay off by the final whistle.
Experience a memorable time in Europe during the 2021 UEFA European Football Championship, organized by the Union of European Football Associations.
When: June 11th – July 11th 2021
Where: 12 cities in 12 European countries
Amsterdam – Baku – Bilbao – Bucharest – Budapest
Copenhagen – Dublin – Glasgow – London – Munich
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Final and semi-finals, one round of 16 game, three group games. The tournament kicks off at Rome’s Stadio Olimpico at 21:00CET on 12 June. After that, there are two to four matches per day until 24 June.
London, England: Wembley Stadium
Three group games, one quarter-final
Baku, Azerbaijan: Olympic Stadium
Munich, Germany: Fußball Arena München
Rome, Italy: Stadio Olimpico
Saint Petersburg, Russia: Saint Petersburg Stadium
Three group games, one round of 16 game
Amsterdam, Netherlands: Johan Cruijff ArenA
Bilbao, Spain: Estadio de San Mamés
Bucharest, Romania: National Arena
Budapest, Hungary: Ferenc Puskás Stadium
Copenhagen, Denmark: Parken Stadium
Dublin, Republic of Ireland: Dublin Arena
Glasgow, Scotland: Hampden Park
Do you want to get the ball rolling on in 2020. Even if you’re already on holiday, that football ticket is at home, and there’s no time like the present to start thinking about hotels and accommodation for that glorious jaunt to footballing.
Online, UEFA have an interactive map available for each city, and a brief run down of tourist information, touching on food, football and history. It doesn’t offer anything specific on hotels or accommodation, but it’s a good introduction to the area in Europe your Euro 2020 trip will take you. You should get a few ideas of what to do outside of that special 90 minutes. Importantly, it also links you to specific stadiums, so you can plot routes to the games in advance, avoiding any last minute disappointments.
You may go there for the football, but you’ll come back missing the food. Europe has a million and one things to speak for it, but the cuisine tops the list. You don’t need to book hotels with fancy kitchens and appliances. You can eat out, and save.
Most restaurants in Europe display their menus outside, and you’ll see the prices of all bistros before you take a seat. I recommend getting off the beaten track before tucking in though, everything is more expensive near a tourist trap, so expect anything near the Euro 2020 stadiums to cost a fair bit.
