List of World Cup 2018 Russia, Host Cities and Venues

Here we have a map of the host cities in Russia for the World Cup 2018. Below we have a list of the cities and the stadium names with the capacity of the stadium listed. The only city that has 2 stadiums hosting world cup events is Moscow. The two stadiums in question are Spartak Stadium and Luzhniki Stadium. Luzhniki Stadium is a monster and is Russia’s largest capacity stadium.

• Moscow –
  • Spartak Stadium (capacity: 45,360)
  • Luzhiniki Stadium (capacity: 81,000)
• St. Peterberg
  • Krestovsky Stadium (capacity: 64,287)
• Kaliningrad
  • Kaliningrad Stadium (capacity: 35,000)
• Nizhny Novgorod
  • Nizhny Novgorod Stadium (capacity: 45,000)
• Kazan
  • Kazan Arena (capacity: 45,379)
• Yekaterinburg
  • Yekaterinburg Stadium (capacity: 35,000)
• Saransk
  • Modovia Arena (capacity: 44,442)
• Samara
  • Cosmos Arena (capacity: 44,918)
• Volgograd
  • Volgograd Arena (capacity: 45,568)
• Rostov
  • Rostov Arena (capacity: 45,000)
• Sochi
  • Fisht Stadium (capacity: 47,659)