Stade de France Tour

This Stade de France tour takes you to Saint-Denis, host of World Cup finals in both Football and Rugby.

Stade de France Tour

The tour lasts approximately one and a half hours. The 80,000-seater stadium was inaugurated in January 1998, during a match where France won 1-0 against Spain, withZinedine Zidane scoring. Later that year, the French team won the Football World Cup with a 3-0 victory over Brazil. In 2016, the team lost 1-0 to Portugal in the European Championship final. The stadium also hosted the controversial 2007 Rugby World Cup final where South Africa defeated England.

In the Stade de France Museum, visitors can see various artifacts from the 1998 World Cup, including jerseys and a trophy replica. The tour includes entering the changing rooms of legendary players such as Zidane, Platini, Henry, and Viera, as well as catching a glimpse of current stars like Pogba, Mbappé, and Griezmann.

The tour concludes in the stands, where guests can view the presidential box and sit on the bench, feeling like a star of the game.

Public Transport

The Stadium is located in Saint-Denis, accessible from central Paris. Detailed information on the closest stations to the stadium and estimated walking times is available in a PDF format.