Houston is not the most famous city in the United States but it is, statistically, the most diverse in the world. Houston Stadium, known as NRG Stadium, hosts seven World Cup matches including Germany, Portugal twice, the Netherlands, Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia. The city of space, oil and the best gastronomic scene in the American South closes The World Cup Road with everything it has. In this final episode we tell you how to experience Houston the way it deserves.

Houston is not the most famous city in the United States but it is, statistically, the most diverse in the world. Houston Stadium, known as NRG Stadium, hosts seven World Cup matches including Germany, Portugal twice, the Netherlands, Cape Verde and Saudi Arabia. The city of space, oil and the best gastronomic scene in the American South closes The World Cup Road with everything it has. In this final episode we tell you how to experience Houston the way it deserves.

The World Cup Road is the definitive guide to experiencing the 2026 World Cup from the inside. Eleven cities in the United States, eleven stadiums, eleven unique experiences. In each episode we tell you which matches are played, how to get there, where to stay and what to do when there is no football. Because a World Cup is not just ninety minutes. It is the entire city.

The World Cup Road is the definitive guide to experiencing the 2026 World Cup from the inside. Eleven cities in the United States, eleven stadiums, eleven unique experiences. In each episode we tell you which matches are played, how to get there, where to stay and what to do when there is no football. Because a World Cup is not just ninety minutes. It is the entire city.