The 2006 World Cup will take place in 12 World Cup venue cities across Germany.

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Berlin - the nation's capital, largest city and most lively tourist destination.
Cologne (Köln) - historical city in the Rhine-Ruhr area, famed for its massive cathedral.
Dortmund - the beer capital of Germany.
Frankfurt - cosmopolitan modern city and Germany's financial center.
Gelsenkirchen - post- industrial city in the northern Ruhr built on coal, iron and steel.
Hamburg- prosperous, liberal Baltic port city famed for its nightlife.
Hanover - historical city famous for the exquisite gardens at Herrenhausen.
Kaiserslautern - provincial city noted for its US Army presence and football tradition.
Leipzig - transformed dramatically since reunification - the city of Bach, Mendelssohn & Wagner.
Munich (München) - Bavaria's hi-tech, cosmopolitan capital - famed for its palaces, museums and the annual Oktoberfest.
Nuremberg (Nürnberg)- historical & charming Bavarian city of commerce and culture.

Stuttgart - capital of Baden-Wurttemberg: modern, dynamic home to Daimler Benz and Porsche.

Venues | 2006 FIFA World Cup| World Cup Germany 2006 Results| Berlin Olympic Stadium|
FIFA World Cup Stadium| Westfalenstadion