These are the 8 impressive stadiums of the Qatar 2022 World Cup

This spectacular and modern stadium is located 20 kilometers from Doha, in the city of Lusail

It has a capacity of 86,250 spectators

It will host the World Cup final (December 18, 2022) and has been created especially for the Qatar World Cup.

Al Bayt Stadium is located in Jor, 46 kilometers from Doha

It has a capacity of 60,000 spectators and is where the opening ceremony and the first match of the World Cup will take place.

There will also be several games from the group stage and the final stage up to the ‘semis’ there. It was inaugurated in February 2020

This striking stadium is located in Doha, and has a capacity of 50,000 spectators

It was built in 1976 and underwent a major refurbishment in 2017. It will host matches from the group stage, the final stage to the quarterfinals and the match for third place.

Here, among others, the Asian Games (2006), the Asian Cup (2011) and the World Athletics World Cup (2019) have been played.

Also located in Doha, it can hold 40,000 spectators

It was inaugurated in October 2021

Here matches will be played from the group stage and the final stage up to the quarterfinals

The Ciudad de la Educación stadium, also called the Qatar Foundation stadium, is located in Rayán, just 13 kilometers from Doha

It has a capacity of 43,350 spectators

It was inaugurated in June 2020 and there will be played several games from the group stage and from the final stage to the quarterfinals.

Located in Al Wakrah, 23 kilometers from Doha, it stands out for its spectacular roof, with shapes reminiscent of a UFO.

It has a capacity for 40,000 spectators and was inaugurated in 2019.

It cost 575 million dollars and here games will be played from the group stage and the final stage up to the second round.

This original stadium is located just 7 kilometers from Doha.

It has a capacity of 40,000 spectators and will be completed in 2021.

It will host games from the group stage and the final stage up to the round of 16, and has cost $ 200 million.

The last and eighth stadium where the Qatar World Cup will be played is Ahmad bin Ali, located in Rayán, 22 kilometers from Doha.

It has a capacity of 40,000 spectators and was inaugurated in 2020

It will host matches from the group stage and the final stage up to the round of 16

The eight stadiums are located around Doha, the capital of Qatar.