Moscow is the capital of the Russian Federation and one of the most renowned and fascinating cities in the world. It is a dynamic 21st century metropolis showcasing some of the world’s best shopping, nightlife, restaurants and culture. Moscow welcomes over four million tourists each year.
Home to over 130 nationalities and 12.3 million residents, Moscow is served by three international airports and the world’s second busiest underground system. If one hasn’t visited Moscow lately, one hasn’t visited Moscow.
The city is blessed with beautiful architecture and such renowned cultural landmarks as the Bolshoi Theatre, the Kremlin, the Pushkin Fine Arts Museum and the Tretyakov Gallery, to name but a few. Moscow is also home to three UNESCO World Heritage sites, including the Kremlin and Red Square. The colourful St Basil’s Cathedral on Red Square is the symbol of both Moscow and Russia.
Luzhniki Stadium is located at the centre of Moscow’s 145-hectare Olympic complex, one of the largest sports complexes in the world. Luzhniki Stadium will be the main venue and the heart of the 2018 FIFA World Cup™ tournament, used for the Opening Match, a semi-final and the Final. The Luzhniki sports complex stretches along the Moscow River and lies opposite the beautiful Vorob’evy Hills Natural Park. The majestic Moscow State University observation area overlooks the stadium.
Moscow is surrounded by satellite towns and neighbourhoods that comprise Moscow Region. Visitors can travel by bus or train to the small Russian cities as old as Moscow, and bursting with history and charm.
Here you can see the stadiums for this competitions:
Kaliningrad Stadium
Host City: Kaliningrad
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 35,212*
Location: Oktyabrsky Island
Home Team: FC Baltika Kaliningrad
Volgograd Arena
Host City: Volgograd
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 45,568*
Location: Central Park
Home Team: FC Rotor
Ekaterinburg Arena
Host City: Ekaterinburg
Project: Stadium Reconstruction
Capacity: 35,696*
Location: Repin Street
Home Team: FC Ural
Fisht Stadium
Host City: Sochi
Project: Stadium Reconstruction
Capacity: 47,700*
Location: Olympic Park, Adler district
Home Team: Russia
Kazan Arena
Host City: Kazan
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 44,779*
Location: Chistopolskaya Street, Novo-Savinovsky district
Home Team: FC Rubin Kazan
Nizhny Novgorod Stadium
Host City: Nizhny Novgorod
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 45,331*
Location: Confluence of the Oka and Volga rivers
Home Team: Olympiets Nizhny Novgorod
Luzhniki Stadium
Host City: Moscow
Project: Stadium Reconstruction
Capacity: 81,006*
Location: Luzhniki Sports Complex
Home Team: Russia
Samara Arena
Host City: Samara
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 44,807*
Location: Radiotsentr district
Home Team: FC Krylya Sovetov
Rostov Arena
Host City: Rostov-on-Don
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 45,145*
Location: Left bank of the river Don, the Grebnoy canal area
Home Team: FC Rostov
Spartak Stadium
Host City: Moscow
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 43,298*
Location: Tushino
Home Team: FC Spartak Moscow
Saint Petersburg Stadium
Host City: Saint Petersburg
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 68,134*
Location: Krestovsky Island
Home Team: FC Zenit Saint Petersburg
Mordovia Arena
Host City: Saransk
Project: New stadium
Capacity: 44,442*
Location: The Insar river basin
Home Team: FC Mordovia
Till now Russia-Brazil & Iran are teams which have been chosen to be in this champion.
Good luck.