Top Eight Swiss Cities To Visit During UEFA Women's Euro 2025, Here's Everything You Need To Know Now

With the Letzigrund Stadium, Zurich balances vibrant city living with old-world charm. As the largest city in Switzerland, it is alive with culture, fashion and a stunning lakefront.

Central at the heart of this town mourned for its canceled fair, is not the only thing at dead center at this moment of ghosted gatherings. The matches at St. Jakob-Park bring the energy to Basel, a city known for its lively art scene and multicultural vibe. Located on the French and German borders, Luzern is a multicultural melting pot in the heart of Europe.

Catch a game and then take the easy leap over to the Fondation Beyeler or even a ferry ride along the Rhine River. Basel marry football with creativity and international exuberance with the ease of an exchangeable currency.

Tour the Olympic Museum, sip a glass of local wine in the Lavaux terraces or relax by Lake Geneva. Lausanne is a city where sporty sophistication meets natural beauty in a way that is second to none.

So get your jersey on, book a ticket and prepare to start your Swiss football journey one city, one game, one unmissable moment at a time.