Eine strahlende Lia Wälti hält einen Fußball auf der Hand, auf einem Fußballplatz im Stadion. Die Szene vermittelt Freude, Energie und Leidenschaft für den Sport, mit einer lebendigen und motivierenden Atmosphäre.

Women’s Euro 2025 in Bern

One ball, two halftimes and 22 players – it’s the beautiful game. In the summer of 2025, the best European football players will compete for the trophy in locations throughout Switzerland. In Bern, they will be playing at the venerable Wankdorf Stadium, which has witnessed many a memorable match.

Event information

Match schedule

Experience world-class football up close at eight different venues in Switzerland. We will know which teams are in the tournament and where they will be playing by spring 2025.

See the full match schedule

Games in Bern:

3 July 2025
Spain – Portugal, 09:00 p.m.
6 July 2025
Switzerland – Iceland, 09:00 p.m.

11 July 2025
Italy – Spain, 09:00 p.m.
18 July 2025
2nd quarter final: winner Group B vs runner-up Group A

The group draw has been known since Monday, 16 December 2024. The Swiss will face Norway, Iceland and Finland in the group stage of the Women’s Euro 2025. The other groups can be found on the organiser’s website.

Berner Ballzauber – the summer football festival

Four games - one big celebration

During the UEFA Women's Euro, parts of Bern's city centre will be transformed into a party zone. The event coordinators are going all out, organising an entire football-themed festival: there will be live public screenings of all the matches as well as a varied cultural and musical programme and numerous fun activities.

Tickets

Tickets will be available from October 2024 on the official UEFA website. There are three different categories which differ primarily in terms of the view of the pitch and the positioning within the sectors. Ticket prices range from 25 to 90 Swiss francs depending on the match and the category.

Wankdorf Stadium

This stadium is where one of the most memorable football matches in the modern era took place. July 4^th, 1954, the World Cup final: underdog West Germany vs the heavily favoured Hungarian team. Hungary was in the lead with 2:0 when the Germans managed to turn the game around and emerged victorious. The game went down in history as the “Miracle of Bern”, and with it the stadium. Who knows what we’ll witness at the Women's Euro 2025?

City Map

Bern has even more to offer than great women’s football. The city's various neighbourhoods each have their own unique charm and invite visitors to discover the many beautiful spots away from the city centre and Wankdorf Stadium – home of the Bernese football club YB.

Map of Bern’s old town and surroundings
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Das Bild zeigt Lia Wälti, eine bekannte Fußballspielerin, wie sie lässig mit einem Ball jongliert. Im Hintergrund ist die Altstadt von Bern zu sehen. Die Szene strahlt Ruhe, Selbstbewusstsein und Verbundenheit zur Heimat aus.

Travelling and accommodations

Find an accommodation

A luxurious hotel in the heart of Bern’s old town, authentic lodging in the city's trendiest neighbourhood, or a quiet, down-to-earth country inn: in the Bern region, there is an accommodation to suit every taste, ensuring you’re well-rested for the football frenzy that awaits.

Find an accommodation

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Mobility

Whether you’re travelling by public transport (train, bus or streetcar), aeroplane or car – Bern is easy to reach. The federal city lies in the heart of Europe and in the centre of Switzerland. It is an important junction of all the main Swiss transport axes and connected to both the international railway lines and the European highway network. Details on travelling to the stadium by public transport can be found on the website of the home club BSC Young Boys.

Get moving BSC YB website

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The easiest and most sustainable way for football fans to travel during the Women’s Euro 2025 is by public transport, which is very reliable in Bern. A ticket entitles the holder to free travel within Switzerland from the place where they are staying to the venue and back, making the football experience affordable for families too.

Activities

Eating and drinking

Bern is a city for connoisseurs. Take a break at one of the many cosy old town cafés, go on a discovery tour of Bern's beer culture, or grab a bite to eat in a trendy vegan restaurant. In Bern, no football fan needs to go to the game hungry.

Full stomach, happy heart

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Beer capital

Did you know that Bern is the beer capital of Switzerland? Some 200 breweries and microbreweries are registered here, more than anywhere else in the country. Locally brewed craft beer and Bern go together like hops and malt! So why not get together to discuss the line-up of your teams over a cold one?

Cheers!

Enjoy a fresh beer with friends on the terrace of the Old Tram Depot in Bern, with a magnificent view of the old town and Bern Cathedral. A perfect place to relax and chat.

Experience Bern

The Zytglogge (Clock Tower), the Bundeshaus (Parliament Building), the bears Finn, Björk and Ursina: there’s so much to discover in Bern! Turn the journey to the stadium into your own little fan parade and explore Bern's alleyways and attractions along the way. Make sure you’ve got enough time – you’ll need it!

Fan parade through Bern