Serbia will welcome Europe with passionate football culture, vibrant city life, rich gastronomy and unforgettable hospitality. From Belgrade’s historic fortresses and riverside energy to the mountains, spas and natural landscapes of western and southern Serbia, 2026/27 UEFA European Under-21 Championship will combine modern stadiums, deep sporting tradition, cultural heritage and authentic local colour across the country.

Belgrade Stadium

Capacity: 29,662

Belgrade Stadium, opened in 1949, is one of Serbia's most famous venues, where generations of unforgettable European nights have shaped the country's footballing identity. From legendary international matches to passionate derby atmospheres, the stadium has welcomed some of Europe's biggest clubs and national teams. In 2027, a new generation of stars will write fresh memories on one of Serbia's most historic stages.

Matches at Belgrade Stadium, Belgrade

16/06: Serbia vs A2 (TBC)
19/06: Serbia vs A3 (TBC)
22/06: A2 vs A3 (TBC)
26/06: Winner Group A vs Runners-up Group C (TBC)
30/06: Semi-final 2 (TBC)

Host city: Belgrade

Serbia's capital and largest city stands at the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers, and is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in Europe. A city with a grand past and a spectacular present, it is a major hub for local nightlife and food; take the opportunity to visit local kafanas (traditional restaurants or taverns) and floating river clubs in one of Southeast Europe's most dynamic places.

Things to do in Belgrade 

• Explore Belgrade Fortress and Kalemegdan Park, with panoramic views over the confluence of the Sava and Danube rivers.

• Visit the Temple of Saint Sava, one of the world's largest Orthodox churches, known for its monumental architecture and mosaics.

• Discover the picturesque Zemun district and get great views of the city from Gardoš Tower.

• Experience the restaurants, cafés, nightlife and shopping along the Belgrade Waterfront.