Follow the Lions at home or turn an away game into a football weekend somewhere new.
I put this page together so Lions fans can see the entire 2026 schedule in one place and then dig deeper into the games they might actually want to travel to. Each game guide looks at the stadium, where to stay, getting around and what else you can do while you're there.
Some games are a quick road trip. Others can turn into a full vacation. Munich is definitely one of those.
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This is the trip on the 2026 schedule that immediately jumps out at me. You're not just traveling to another NFL city. You're going to Munich for a Lions game.
That means international flights, figuring out where to stay, getting to the stadium, dealing with the time change and deciding whether you're going all that way just for the game or staying long enough to actually see Germany.
If I were making this trip, I wouldn't rush it. I'd want enough time to enjoy Munich before or after game day instead of spending most of the trip in airports.
Explore the Munich Lions Trip →Munich is the obvious big trip, but there are several other away games that could make a pretty good football weekend depending on what you want to do besides go to the game.
October in Arizona gives you an easy excuse to turn the game into a longer warm-weather trip. Phoenix-area resorts, golf, desert scenery and plenty to do outside game day make this one worth a look.
A November Lions game in South Florida gives you beach time, restaurants and warm weather before heading back to Michigan.
Atlanta works well as a city weekend. There are plenty of hotels, restaurants and things to do, and you don't necessarily need to stretch it into a long vacation.
It doesn't need beaches or sightseeing to make the list. Lions-Packers at Lambeau is one of those football road trips where the game and the atmosphere are the trip.
Click any game to open its individual travel guide. Week 18 at Green Bay still has a date and kickoff time to be announced.
This is really why I like having the Lions section on my travel site. The games are great, but the tailgates, road trips, friends and stories that come out of them are a big part of it too.
That's really why I built this part of the site. I wanted one place where another Lions fan could pull up the schedule, look at the road games and figure out which one might be worth turning into a trip.
And because I'm also a travel advisor, I can help with the part that comes after you say, “Yeah, I think we should go to that game.”
That might mean finding the right hotel area, looking at flights, figuring out transportation or turning the football weekend into a few extra days somewhere you've wanted to visit anyway.
Tell me which game you're looking at, who's going and whether you're thinking about a quick football weekend or a longer trip. You don't need to have the rest figured out yet.
Start Planning My Lions Road Trip →Rob Sturdy Travels is an independent fan-focused travel site and is not affiliated with or endorsed by the Detroit Lions, NFL, opposing teams, stadiums or venues. Game dates, times and broadcast information can change.