Experience the best of Stade de France

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!

Loved by over 56 million guests worldwide

Pro tips to help you make a pick

Wear comfortable shoes—tours cover a lot of ground, including stairs and long corridors.

Bring a camera for unique photo opportunities in the stands, tunnel, and museum.

Check the stadium’s event schedule in advance, as tours may be modified or canceled on major match or concert days.

Arrive at the designated meeting point (usually near Gate E or the official shop) 15 minutes early with your ticket and ID.

Tours are bilingual (French/English), so everyone can enjoy the stories and insights from expert guides.

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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.

Did you know?

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?

Go Behind the Scenes

Experience the thrill of entering the stadium through the players’ tunnel, just like football and rugby stars on match day.

Relive Iconic Moments

Explore areas usually off-limits to the public, including team locker rooms, VIP boxes, and the grandstands with panoramic views.

Explore the Stadium Museum

Discover signed jerseys, trophies, autographed guitars, and interactive displays that trace the stadium’s rich history.

Marvel at Modern Architecture

Admire the stadium’s innovative design, including its massive oval roof and movable seating, built for versatility and spectacle.

Family-Friendly Adventure

Enjoy an engaging, bilingual guided tour that’s fun for all ages, with plenty of photo ops and hands-on experiences.

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.