Here's how to see the FIFA World Cup trophy in Seattle
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The original FIFA World Cup Trophy visited Seattle as part of a 150-day international tour leading up to the 2026 tournament. The trophy, made of 18-karat gold and malachite, was displayed at Victory Hall and will move to Bellevue Square on Tuesday.
The FIFA World Cup Trophy is in Seattle as part of a 150-day tour. The trophy was displayed at Victory Hall and will move to Bellevue Square on Tuesday. It is made of 18-karat gold and malachite, and only FIFA world champions are allowed to touch it. The tour began in January in Saudi Arabia and will reach 30 FIFA member countries. The trophy was presented by former champion Gilberto Silva. It will be displayed at Bellevue Square from 3:00-8:00 p.m. on Tuesday, and visitors can view it without tickets, but should expect to wait in line.
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