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UEFA EURO 2020

11 June – 11 July 2021


Hosted at Hampden Park, Glasgow
14, 18, 22, 29 June 2021

Your host city

Glasgow

There’s a reason Time Out Magazine named Glasgow one of their ‘top ten best destinations in the world’ for 2019, as well as first for friendliness.

Welcome to a city where old meets new, heritage meets innovation, rain meets shine and friendliness meets honesty, with a refreshingly down-to-earth personality that is devoted to good times.

Whilst you’re here, browse through fascinating museums and art galleries, like the world-renowned Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum and the iconic Riverside Museum. Stroll through beautiful green parks, tantalise the taste buds in a dazzling array of restaurants or pop in to one of the many traditional pubs with live music sessions.

Indulge in all manner of retail therapy - from the biggest high street brands to vintage wares, one-off speciality stores and exclusive designer gear, you’ll find it all in Glasgow.

Sitting on the doorstep of some of the world’s most breathtaking scenery and with great transport links to the rest of the country, it’s also never been easier to combine the excitement of a Glasgow city break with a day trip to some of Scotland’s most scenic spots.

For more inspiration on things to see and do in Glasgow visit peoplemakeglasgow.com. 

Scotland

Scotland was recently voted ‘the most beautiful country in the world’ by readers of Rough Guides. But what makes Scotland so special and worthy of this accolade?

First of all, the scenery is second to none. With truly breathtaking landscapes made up of wild beaches, mystical lochs, rugged mountains, ancient forests, rolling landscape and fairytale castles, adventures await around every corner.

Scotland’s ancient cityscapes will also inspire. Each of the seven cities offer something incredibly unique, from eye-popping architecture and fascinating history to hidden gems, royal palaces and cultural hotspots. Taste your way around the cities, with fabulous local produce on offer in trendy restaurants, cosy gastro pubs and elegant bars, as well as in the 12 Michelin-starred restaurants scattered across Scotland.

Now is a great time to visit, with a feast of sport and culture events to look forward to as Glasgow is set to host UEFA EURO 2020. It is easy to see why Scotland is the #perfectstage with energetic crowds bringing energy, fun and atmosphere to every event.

For amazing things to do, holiday inspiration, places to stay, local tips and much more, please go to VisitScotland.com and share your experiences using #ScotlandIsNow.

Games hosted at Hampden Park in 2021

Glasgow's UEFA EURO 2020 Fixtures

Monday 14 June

Scotland 0-2 Czech Republic

Friday 18 June

CROATIA 1-1 CZECH REPUBLIC

Tuesday 22 June

Croatia 3-1 Scotland

Tuesday 29 June

Sweden 1-2 Ukraine (AET)

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Glasgow landmarks: SEC and Hydro arena.