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the bay area

The San Francisco Bay Area is more than one city…

It’s a connected 10-county region spanning Northern California, from Napa Valley and San Francisco to Oakland, San Jose, Santa Clara, Santa Cruz and much more.

The region is connected by major transit systems and three international airports, making it easy for fans to explore neighborhoods, fan celebrations, iconic landmarks, and global food culture across the Bay.

⚡ QUICK FACTS

  • 10-country FIFA World Cup 26™ host region

  • Hosting 6 FIFA World Cup 26™ matches (5 group stage matches, 1 round of 32 match)

  • Match Venue: SF Bay Area Stadium (Levi’s Stadium) located in Santa Clara, CA

    • Approx 43 miles south, 1-1.5hrs from San Francisco

  • 3 international airports:

  • Regional transit systems including:

  • Fan celebrations and watch partiesand community events across the Bay Area throughout FIFA World Cup 26™

  • Home to iconic companies, universities, and sports teams including Apple, Google, Stanford University, UC Berkeley, the San Francisco 49ers, Golden State Warriors, Bay FC, San Francisco Giants, Oakland Roots, San Jose Sharks and the San Jose Earthquakes.

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Watch the World Cup Across the Bay

Can't make it to Levi's Stadium? No problem. The Bay Area's bars, pubs, and fan zones are going all-in for every match — whether your team is on the pitch or you're just along for the ride. From packed soccer pubs in San Francisco's Mission District to waterfront spots in Oakland, there's a seat with your name on it.

MUNI GOAL RUSH

A citywide bar crawl connecting six fan zones across San Francisco, June 11 – July 19. Collect stamps, win prizes, and celebrate with fans worldwide.

Explore participating fan zones and watch parties across the Castro, Kezar/Upper Haight, North Beach/Chinatown, PIER 39/Fisherman’s Wharf, Excelsior and Thrive City/Dogpatch.

EAST BAY SOCCER TRAIL

Explore a living map of the East Bay’s best places to watch matches, celebrate the sport, and show the world what this city is made of.

The Trail will highlight watch party spots, community events, neighborhood gems, and the businesses and organizations that make the East Bay worth visiting.

PARTICIPATING BARS

Between matches, the Bay Area is one of the most spectacular regions on earth to explore. Nine distinct counties, world-famous landmarks, globally acclaimed food, wine country, redwood forests, and coastline — all within an hour of each other. Here's where to start.

NEIGHBORHOOD GUIDES

A cable car traveling down a hilly street in San Francisco with parked cars on both sides and buildings on either side, leading toward a body of water and a bridge in the background.

SAN FRANCISCO

Iconic landmarks, world-class dining, and unforgettable views.

A football stadium filled with fans, with a green field, goalposts, and a large digital scoreboard displaying 'PLAYOFFS' in the background.

SANTA CLARA

Silicon Valley hub and home to Levi's Stadium.

Downtown city street with the Ferry Building clock tower in San Francisco, framed by modern glass and older brick buildings, during daytime with cloudy sky.

OAKLAND

Arts, culture, and the Bay Area's most exciting food scene.

A city street scene with a brick building housing a cafe, outdoor seating with people, potted plants, and trees lining the area.

the peninsula

Coastal beauty and innovation just minutes from Levi’s Stadium.

A colorful hot air balloon floating over a lush green rural landscape with fields, trees, and mountains in the background under a blue sky.

NAPA VALLEY

World-renowned wine country just an hour north.

Three young men sitting on a wooden bench at an amusement park during sunset, with a roller coaster and other rides illuminated in the background.

SANTA CRUZ

Beach boardwalk, redwood forests, and laid-back coastal vibes.

A variety of Middle Eastern dishes on a wooden table, including hummus, pita chips, grilled bread, roasted sweet potato, seasoned pretzels, and stuffed eggs.

The Bay Area is home to more than 50 Michelin-starred restaurants and some of the most diverse street food in America.

DINING & CUISINE

  • Farm-to-table California cuisine pioneered here

  • Chinatown and Clement Street dim sum traditions

  • Mission District burritos and taquerias

  • Global fusion from Korean BBQ to Ethiopian injera

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