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Guided tour of players' locker rooms
Guided tour of players' locker rooms
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Visit 2 iconic sports stadiums with the convenience of just 1 ticket
Visit 2 iconic sports stadiums with the convenience of just 1 ticket
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Roland-Garros Stadium
Stade de France
Roland-Garros Stadium
Stade de France
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Tour two iconic French sites with a single ticket
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Basilica of Saint-Denis
Stade de France
Tour two iconic French sites with a single ticket
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Basilica of Saint-Denis
Stade de France
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Basilica of Saint-Denis
Stade de France
Basilica of Saint-Denis
Stade de France
The stadium is home ground for the French team and they regularly play at the venue. Due to its large capacity, the stadium is also known to host numerous international football championships, including the FIFA World Cup.
Most touring bands perform at the stadium when in France. The stadium has witnessed legendary performances by the Rolling Stones, Coldplay, U2, ACDC, Madonna, and Beyoncé, to name a few.
Stade de France is also the official stadium for the French rugby team, who often practice and play here. Catch a live rugby match when the championships are on at the Stade de France!
On non-event days, you will have the opportunity to witness the stadium behind-the-scenes. Explore the calm stadium with your English or French-speaking expert guide who will take you through the stadium’s history.
The museum has a permanent exhibition that will take you through the journey of the stadium, right from its inception, to the nail-biting matches that it witnessed. Catch a glimpse of signed posters, jerseys, mugs, trophies and other relics that are housed at the museum.
Opening hours: Stade de France timings change based on the event being held. However, on non-event days you can take a guided tour of the stadium, which is conducted at least thrice a week, with various slots in a day between 10.30 AM and 4 PM.
Last entry: The last slot for a guided tour is at 4 PM.
Closed on: Guided tours are not available on event days or the day just prior to an event. Guided tours are also not available on May 1st, December 25th and January 1st.
Best time to visit: If you’d like a quieter experience, avoid the months of July-September and December. Otherwise, opt for a morning slot of a guided tour during a weekday.
Address: Stade de France, 93200 Saint-Denis, France. Find on Map.
By RER metro: RER lines B and D serve the route. The closest station is La Plaine Stade de France station for line B and Stade de France - St Denis station for line D.
By underground metro: Take any of the underground lines 12 or 13 to reach the stadium. The closest station is St Denis - Porte de Paris station (for line 13) and Aubervilliers - Saint-Denis Front Populaire station (for line 12).
By tram: Hop onto tram line 1 or 8 to reach Stade de France. The closest station is St Denis Basilique stop (for tram line 1) and St Denis - Porte de Paris station (for tram line 8).
By bus: Bus routes 139, 153, 173, 255 and 350 lead to Stade de France.The closest station is Pont du Canal.
By car: The A1 and A86 motorways run past the stadium. From the A1, you can take exit 2 ‘Stade de France’ and from the A86, you should take exit 9 ‘Saint-Denis – La Plaine Stade de France’. You can purchase a parking slot at the stadium’s covered car parks.
For guided tours, enter via entrance H. The stadium has various entry gates at regular intervals to ensure a smooth flow of traffic on event days. If you are travelling in your vehicle, we recommend you purchase your parking slot based on the entry gate mentioned on your ticket.
Budget stays -
Auberge de Jeunesse HI Paris Yves Robert (4 km)
City Inn Paris (3.9 km)
HotelF1 Paris Saint Ouen Marché Aux Puces (3.3 km)
Comfort stays -
HotelF1 Paris Saint Denis Stade (1.4 km)
Hotel Moderne (0.7 km)
Hôtel du Quai de Seine (4.2 km)
Luxury stays -
Novotel (600 m)
Ibis (1.9 km)
Courtyard by Marriott (1.5 km)
Stade de France is France’s largest sporting stadium and entertainment venue that can easily accommodate over 80,000 spectators.
Stade de France is located in the suburb of Saint-Denis, around three kilometres to the north of Paris, France.
You can purchase guided tour and event tickets online or directly at the venue.
No, audio guides are not available on-site.
Yes, as part of the guided tour, you will be accompanied by an official Stade de France guide fluent in English or French, as per your ticket.
The English and French guided tours of the Stade de France happen in multiple slots in a day between 10.30 AM and 4 PM. The tour is available at least three times a week, depending on the month.
Yes, the stadium's guided tours and events are wheelchair accessible.
No, you are required to purchase a ticket for a guided tour or for the event being hosted at the stadium to enter. Children below 5 years of age can opt for a free guided tour.
No, tickets are required to enter the stadium throughout the year.
No, pets are not permitted in the stadium. However, guide dogs are welcome.
No, you would be required to purchase a guided tour ticket to explore the stadium.
Yes, the stadium has washroom facilities on site.
Stade de France being the largest stadium has a great atmosphere on event days, and is a must-visit for any sporting or live entertainment enthusiast.