New York (USA)

New York is one of the eleven U.S. cities that will host the 2026 FIFA World Cup. The games here will be held at the MetLife Stadium. Here you will find the most important information that you may need when visiting the city during the World Cup. Information about the time zone, tourist attractions, and typical characteristics in the field of sports, football, and culture. And also about what New York can offer visiting fans of the world Finals in 2026.

• Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island – Iconic symbols of freedom and immigration, offering deep historical significance and stunning views of the harbor.

• Central Park – A vast green oasis in the heart of the city, perfect for walks, picnics, boating, and concerts.

• Times Square – The bright, bustling crossroads of New York, known for theaters, flashing billboards, and non-stop energy.

• Empire State Building / Top of the Rock – Classic observatories offering breathtaking panoramic views of the city skyline from different perspectives.

• High Line – A unique elevated park built on historic freight rail lines, featuring gardens, art installations, and city views.

• Brooklyn Bridge – A historic architectural marvel, ideal for walking or biking between Manhattan and Brooklyn with stunning views.

• 5th Avenue & MoMA – World-class shopping and the Museum of Modern Art, a gem for lovers of modern and contemporary art.

• Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) – One of the world’s largest and most comprehensive art museums, spanning 5,000 years of art history.