1. The 6 Host Cities & Stadiums

The tournament will be held across six of Morocco's most iconic cities, each offering a unique cultural experience alongside the football. The stadiums are a mix of historic grounds and brand-new, world-class facilities.

Rabat (The Capital)

Home to the main **Prince Moulay Abdellah Stadium**, which is expected to host the opening match and the final. As the capital, Rabat offers a clean, modern experience with deep historical roots at the Kasbah of the Udayas.

Casablanca (The Economic Hub)

The legendary **Stade Mohammed V** is the historic heart of Moroccan football, known for its passionate atmosphere. Outside the stadium, you can visit the magnificent Hassan II Mosque.

Marrakech (The Red City)

The stunning **Marrakech Stadium** will host games against the backdrop of the Atlas Mountains. This is the perfect city for first-time visitors, with the Jemaa el-Fna square providing endless entertainment.

Agadir (The Coastal City)

Known for its beautiful beach and modern feel, Agadir's **Adrar Stadium** is a magnificent venue. It's the perfect place to combine top-tier football with a relaxing seaside holiday.

Fes (The Imperial City)

Home to the **Fez Stadium**, this city allows fans to step back in time. The ancient, winding medina is a UNESCO World Heritage site and a must-see between matches.

Tangier (The Northern Gate)

The impressive **Ibn Battouta Stadium** is one of the largest in the country. Tangier's unique position on the Strait of Gibraltar gives it a special international vibe, blending African and European cultures.

2. How to Watch the Tournament

Whether you're watching from a cafe in Marrakech or from your sofa at home, here's what we know about catching the action.

Watching in Morocco

The atmosphere will be electric. Local broadcasts will be on Morocco's national sports channel, **Arriyadia**. You'll also find every match playing in local cafes, public squares, and dedicated fan zones in the host cities.

Watching in Africa

CAF has confirmed major broadcast partnerships. **SuperSport** will cover Sub-Saharan Africa in English, Portuguese, and various local languages, while **Canal+** will be the home for French-speaking fans across the continent.

Watching in MENA & Globally

**beIN Sports** is the long-time broadcast partner for the Middle East & North Africa. For other regions, like the UK, Europe, and the USA, official broadcast partners will be announced as the tournament gets closer.

3. Finding Your Rental with Morocco Dream Living

With six host cities and hundreds of thousands of fans, finding the right accommodation is essential. Hotels will be booked months in advance, which is why a private rental is your best bet for comfort, space, and an authentic experience.

This is where our **Morocco Dream Living** rental feature comes in. We designed this part of our website to connect fans and travelers with high-quality, verified apartments, riads, and villas in all six of the host cities.

Why Use Morocco Dream Living for AFCON 2025?

• Host City Specialist: We have dedicated listings in Rabat, Casablanca, Marrakech, Agadir, Fes, and Tangier, specifically for the tournament.
• Group-Friendly: Traveling with friends? Find spacious apartments or entire riads where your whole group can stay together for less than the price of multiple hotel rooms.
• Verified Listings: Every property is vetted by our team for quality and safety, so you know you're staying somewhere reliable and comfortable.
• Local Support: As your host website, we provide a seamless booking experience and can offer local insights to make your stay perfect.

Don't get stuck in a last-minute scramble. **Check out our Morocco Dream Living rental section today** to browse listings and secure your home base for the Africa Cup of Nations!