Paris Stade De France Tours
Paris Stade De France is the home ground of the French national football and rugby union teams. Get an expert-guided tour and imagine the thrilling matches and concerts held at the 6th-largest stadium in Europe!
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Discover one of the world's most iconic stadiums, the Stade de France, in this exclusive behind-the-scenes tour.
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Walk in the footsteps of French football legends in the locker rooms with a bilingual guide.
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Relive the football moments that made history at the Stade de France museum, included with your ticket.
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Take in breathtaking views of the stadium from the stands, and walk through the tunnel which players use to access the pitch.
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Did You Know?: The Stade de France has a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, making it a versatile venue for a range of events beyond football.
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Discover one of the world's most iconic stadiums, the Stade de France, in this exclusive behind-the-scenes tour.
-
Walk in the footsteps of French football legends in the locker rooms with a bilingual guide.
-
Relive the football moments that made history at the Stade de France museum, included with your ticket.
-
Take in breathtaking views of the stadium from the stands, and walk through the tunnel which players use to access the pitch.
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Did You Know?: The Stade de France has a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, making it a versatile venue for a range of events beyond football.
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Embark on a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, home to the legendary clay-courts of the French Open, and witness the architectural marvel of the Philippe-Chatrier court.
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Walk in the footsteps of tennis legends like Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and Rafael Nadal and gain insights into the stadium's history from an expert guide.
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Take a guided tour of Stade de France, the country's largest football stadium, and relive the moment when France hoisted the 1998 World Cup in its hallowed grounds.
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Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at the Stade de France, explore the locker rooms, and enjoy a visit to the museum showcasing the stadium's illustrious past.
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Fun fact: The Stade de France is quite versatile! It features a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, accommodating a range of events.
More details
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Embark on a guided tour of the iconic Roland-Garros Stadium, home to the legendary clay-courts of the French Open, and witness the architectural marvel of the Philippe-Chatrier court.
-
Walk in the footsteps of tennis legends like Björn Borg, Chris Evert, Steffi Graf, and Rafael Nadal and gain insights into the stadium's history from an expert guide.
-
Take a guided tour of Stade de France, the country's largest football stadium, and relive the moment when France hoisted the 1998 World Cup in its hallowed grounds.
-
Get exclusive behind-the-scenes access at the Stade de France, explore the locker rooms, and enjoy a visit to the museum showcasing the stadium's illustrious past.
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Fun fact: The Stade de France is quite versatile! It features a removable running track that can be installed and uninstalled within 48 hours, accommodating a range of events.
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Discover the Basilica of Saint-Denis through a multilingual leaflet, revealing its historic halls and royal tombs in 12 languages.
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Pay homage to the tombs of many French kings and queens, including notable figures such as Clovis I, Dagobert I, Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette.
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Embark on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of one of the world's most iconic stadiums, the Stade de France.
-
With an option to choose your guide in English or French, walk in the footsteps of French football legends in the locker rooms.
-
Fun fact: The Stade de France has welcomed some of the world's biggest musical acts, including Madonna, U2, The Rolling Stones, and Beyoncé.
More details
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Discover the Basilica of Saint-Denis through a multilingual leaflet, revealing its historic halls and royal tombs in 12 languages.
-
Pay homage to the tombs of many French kings and queens, including notable figures such as Clovis I, Dagobert I, Louis XVI, and Marie Antoinette.
-
Embark on an exclusive behind-the-scenes tour of one of the world's most iconic stadiums, the Stade de France.
-
With an option to choose your guide in English or French, walk in the footsteps of French football legends in the locker rooms.
-
Fun fact: The Stade de France has welcomed some of the world's biggest musical acts, including Madonna, U2, The Rolling Stones, and Beyoncé.
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About Stade de France
Stade de France is a must for any Paris sports or culture collection, offering a rare behind-the-scenes look at the nation’s premier stadium. From panoramic stands to the immersive museum, it’s a highlight for fans, families, and anyone curious about France’s vibrant event legacy.
Stade de France was inaugurated in January 1998 and hosted the FIFA World Cup Final that same year.
With a capacity of around 80,700, it is the largest stadium in France and among the biggest in Europe.
The stadium’s roof weighs as much as the Eiffel Tower and is designed to cover all seats while leaving the pitch open to the sky.
Its museum features not only sports memorabilia but also signed guitars and costumes from concerts by artists like Beyoncé and The Rolling Stones.
Stade de France is located in Saint-Denis, right next to the historic Basilique Saint-Denis, the burial site of French kings.
Why visit Stade de France?
Plan your visit
Gate E (Main Tour Entrance)
Gate E is the official meeting point and main entrance for stadium tours. It is located on Boulevard Jules Guesde, adjacent to the Stade de France official shop. This entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free access, ramps, and wide automatic doors. Clear signage directs visitors from nearby RER and Metro stations straight to Gate E, making it easy to find even for first-timers.
Boulevard Jules Guesde Entrance
This entrance is situated along Boulevard Jules Guesde, opposite the Basilique Saint-Denis. It provides direct access to the stadium’s main concourse and is equipped with ramps and elevators for visitors with reduced mobility. Staff are available to assist with directions and accessibility needs.
Regular Hours: Guided tours typically run daily, with the first tour starting at 10:30am and the last tour departing around 4:30pm. Exact times may vary depending on the season and event schedule.
Last Entry: Last admission is generally 1 hour before the final scheduled tour of the day.
Special Hours/Closures: Tours may be canceled or rescheduled on major event days (such as football matches, concerts, or during the Olympics). Always check the official Stade de France website for up-to-date schedules, especially if visiting during weekends or holidays. The stadium is closed for tours on select public holidays and during large-scale events.
A souvenir shop is located at the stadium entrance, offering official merchandise and memorabilia.
Dining outlets and snack bars are available within the stadium for refreshments before or after your tour.
Toilets are available throughout the stadium, including accessible restrooms.
ATMs are available on-site for your convenience.
A first aid station is available in the stadium for any medical needs.
An information desk is available at the entrance to assist with directions and visitor queries.
The stadium tour is fully wheelchair accessible, including elevators and accessible restrooms.
Service animals are welcome throughout the tour.
Elevator access is available for guests with mobility needs.
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