da dobrowin： GOAl looks at the must-see cities hosting the Women's World Cup in Australia
da pinup bet： Australia will transform into a soccer hub in June and July, with five cities hosting games at the 2023 Women's World Cup.
From Perth in the west and Adelaide in the south, over to Sydney and Brisbane in the east, hosting duties will be spread across the continent, with New Zealand also sharing some of the responsibilities.
Here, GOAL takes a closer look at the five Soccer Cities in Australia playing host to Women's World Cup games in 2023.
GettySydneyStadium:Stadium AustraliaCapacity:69,314Address:Sydney Olympic Park, New South Wales
Stadium Australia is the biggest venue in use at the 2023 Women's World Cup with a capacity of approximately 70,000 and it will be the focal point for a number of the tournament's key games, including the final.
Stadium:Allianz StadiumCapacity:42,512Address:40-44 Driver Avenue, Moore Park
Sydney Football Stadium, also known as Allianz Stadium, is the secondary stadium in Sydney for the Women's World Cup.
Which games are on in Sydney?
July 20Australia vs IrelandStadium AustraliaJuly 23France vs JamaicaAllianz StadiumJuly 25Colombia vs South KoreaAllianz StadiumJuly 29England vs DenmarkAllianz StadiumJuly 30Germany vs ColombiaAllianz StadiumAugust 2Panama vs FranceAllianz StadiumAugust 6Last 16Allianz StadiumAugust 7Last 16Stadium AustraliaAugust 12Quarter-finalStadium AustraliaAugust 16Semi-finalStadium AustraliaAugust 20FinalStadium Australia
Sydney will host 11 games at the 2023 Women's World Cup, with hosting duties split between Stadium Australia and Allianz Stadium.
Stadium Australia will host a total of five matches, including Australia's first game and the final, whereas Allianz Stadium will host six games – five group fixtures and one knockout round game.
Where to stay in Sydney
The map above has a variety of options for places to stay in Sydney.
Things to do in SydneyCheck out the Sydney Opera HouseClimb Sydney Harbour BridgeBody board or surf at Bondi Beach
No trip to Sydney would be complete without seeing the majestic Sydney Opera House and don't just look at from the outside – book a guided tour, or nab some tickets to see a show!
A trek to the top of the iconic Sydney Harbour Bridge is also a must-do activity, according to , with breathtaking panoramic views of the gigantic harbour available at the top of the 134m-high structure. Book a walk with BridgeClimb Sydney.
Bondi Beach is a surfer's haven, with great waves and warm waters. Surf lessons are available on the beach for anyone who wants to learn from the best, but, even if you don't fancy getting into the water, there is plenty happening on terra firma too.
AdvertisementGettyBrisbaneStadium:Brisbane StadiumCapacity:56,851Address:40 Castlemaine Street, Milton, Queensland
Brisbane Stadium is home to the A-League team Brisbane Roar and the multi-use venue has a capacity of over 56,000 for sporting events.
Which games are on in Brisbane?
July 22England vs HaitiJuly 27Australia vs NigeriaJuly 29France vs BrazilJuly 31Ireland vs NigeriaAugust 3South Korea vs GermanyAugust 7Last 16August 12Quarter-finalAugust 19Third-place play-off
Brisbane will host a total of eight games at the Women's World Cup, including five group games and three knockout-round games.
The home fans will be able to cheer on Australia against Nigeria on June 27, while England and Ireland will also contest games in the city. August 19 will be a date for visitors to note, with the bronze medal being decided.
Where to stay in Brisbane
The map above has a variety of options for places to stay in Brisbane.
Things to do in BrisbaneLone Pine Koala SanctuaryVisit the Gold CoastClimb Mount Coot-thaSee the Botanic Gardens
Situated on Australia's east coast, Brisbane is a sprawling metropolis, with no shortage of things to do.
Tourists visiting the city should try to see the Botanic Gardens and if you are interested in wildlife, why not pay a visit to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary?
The stunning Gold Coast region is home to some of the most beautiful beaches in the world, as well as a number of theme parks, such as Sea World.
GettyMelbourneStadium:Melbourne Rectangular StadiumCapacity:30,052Address:Olympic Boulevard, Melbourne, Victoria
Melbourne Rectangular Stadium, or AAMI Park, is unmistakable, with its unique exterior design marking it out in the Melbourne landscape. It is home to a number of A-League teams, including Melbourne Victory, Western United and Melbourne City,
Which games are on in Melbourne?
July 21Nigeria vs CanadaJuly 24Germany vs MoroccoJuly 31Canada vs AustraliaAugust 2Jamaica vs BrazilAugust 6Last 16August 8Last 16
Six games at the 2023 Women's World Cup will be played in Brisbane, with four group matches and two games in the round-of-16. Home fans will no doubt be keen to watch the Matildas on July 31 when they play Canada, but the likes of Brazil, Canada and Nigeria will be in town too.
Where to stay in Melbourne
The map above has a variety of options for places to stay in Melbourne.
Things to do in MelbourneVisit the Royal Botanic GardensDo a tour of Melbourne Cricket GroundCheck out the Melbourne Skydeck
Arguably the best way to see Melbourne is from the top of Eureka Tower, 300m up on the Melbourne Skydeck. If you'd prefer to keep your feet firmly on the ground, the Royal Botanic Gardens are truly rewarding, with a variety of sights to see.
The City Circle Tram is an intimate way to tour the city and ranks highly on 's list of things to do in Melbourne. If you are into all sports, one of the biggest stadiums in the world can be found in Melbourne – Melbourne Cricket Ground. Known locally as 'The G', it has a capacity of over 100,000 and is the biggest stadium in the southern hemisphere.
GettyPerthStadium:Perth Rectangular StadiumCapacity:22,225Address:Lord Street, Perth, Western Australia
Perth Rectangular Stadium, also known as HBF Park, is home to A-League side Perth Glory. It has a capacity of just over 22,000 and is located quite close to the city's central business district.
Which games are on in Perth?
July 22Denmark vs ChinaJuly 26Canada vs IrelandJuly 29Panama vs JamaicaAugust 1Haiti vs DenmarkAugust 3Morocco vs Colombia
Five group matches will be played in Perth during the Women's World Cup, with Denmark playing two of their games in the city. World Cup debutants Ireland will meet Canada in Perth, while Morocco take on Colombia in the last match.
Where to stay in Perth
The map above has a variety of options for places to stay in Perth.
Things to do in PerthSwan River CruiseHike through King's ParkSwan Valley wine toursSegway & bike tours
There are a number of river cruises available and they can be a relaxing way to see Perth, while some even include a wine tasting tour of the Swan Valley, for the amateur sommeliers among us.
King's Park takes you a cool and lush journey through the botanical history of western Australia, with rare plants and wildlife everywhere you look. You can walk, take the bike or jump on the hop-on-hop-off tour bus.
Take a tour of the Perth Mint building to see the world's largest gold coin, see the secured vaults and a melting house that dates back to 1899.