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Host city · FIFA Women's World Cup 2027

Porto Alegre travel guide for the 2027 World Cup

Rio Grande do Sul · venue: Beira-Rio (50,848)

Porto Alegre, Brazil's southernmost host city, plays its 2027 Women's World Cup matches at the Beira-Rio on the shore of the Guaíba, within walking distance of the centre along the waterfront. Expect cool winter weather.

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How do you get around Porto Alegre?

  • Walk along the Orla do Guaíba waterfront from the centre to the stadium.
  • Buses and app rides cover the rest of the city.
  • The Trensurb train links the centre with the airport and the north.

Salgado Filho International (POA) is about 10 km north of the centre; allow 25 to 40 minutes by taxi, or take the Aeromóvel and Trensurb.

Where should you stay in Porto Alegre?

Centro Histórico

Close to the waterfront walk to the stadium.

Cidade Baixa

Lively bars and restaurants, 20 to 30 minutes' walk from the stadium.

Moinhos de Vento

Leafy, upmarket district with good hotels and restaurants.

Is Porto Alegre safe for visiting fans?

  • Take normal big-city precautions, especially in the centre after dark.
  • Use app rides at night.
  • Parts of the city were affected by severe floods in 2024; check for any lasting disruption near the waterfront.

What is the weather like in Porto Alegre in June and July?

June and July are winter: cool to cold, often 10 to 20°C by day and lower at night, with rain fronts. Pack warm layers for evening matches.