Great, an amazing and warm atmosphere. An artistic and spectacular evolution with lights and "fireworks" during matches. The fast food on site is amazing Burger and Cheddar fries a real delight and decent prices 30€ for 2 with drink and psg glass as a gift. Always good times on the spot. Covered parking nearby practical but more than an hour waiting to go out at the end of the match 30 € from 7 pm to 00 am

Came here last year and what an experience. I bought tickets to watch PSG v Lyon so he could watch Messi play and it just so happened to be the 15th anniversary of the ultra fans. The stadium is massive and the ultras were outside with flares and microphones before the match. The shop is big and has a variety of goods but so expensive. Inside the stands are clean and view was fantastic. We were sat right next to the ultras which was incredible to watch, without even looking at the pitch. They did not stop chanting or shouting the whole time even though PSG didn’t win. It was crazy. They let off fireworks so we could not see for a while after the match. I highly recommend any football fan to come here. The atmosphere was crazy good. The only downside is not enough female toilets and the queues were very long for them.

Eddy, our civil engineering engineer, leads us to discover the Parc des Princes, in the 16th arrdt, in the southwest, at 24 rue du Commandant Guilbaud, of the city of Paris, on the Paris ring road, which is the oldest stadium in France, still in operation. He leaves the floor to our historian Fernand, who tells us that in the 18th century this place was a place of relaxation, hunting and walking, prized by the King and the Royal Princes. Then in the 19th century it was adopted by the Parisian Bourgeoisie. Remaining natural, until 1855, an urban development of a road paved the way for the development of the district. In 1860, Napoleon III allocated this vast space to the communes bordering Auteuil, Billancourt, Boulogne-sur-seine. Then annexed to the City Hall of Paris which it becomes owned and operated by the Société d’Exploitation Sports et Événements. Construction began in 1967, and the first Park was inaugurated in 1897 as the Stade Veldrome du Parc des Princes. The present enclosure, after the 1932 enclosure, was built by architect Roger Taillibert in 1972 and engineer Simon Boussiron, with a capacity of 48,229 spectators. Record attendance with 50,370 spectators in 1989. Since 1974, the host of the Paris Saint-Germain football club, PSG. Largest stadium in France, before the opening of the Stade de France in 1998. Today the 5th largest stadium in France, it hosts major international sporting competitions and major concerts. The stadium has an elliptical shape with a major axis of 251.50 m and a minor axis of 191 m, (105 x 68 m) which rests on cantilevered portals, not identical in size and of 13 different models that surround the enclosure and give it an external character. On its roof 172 floodlights for night matches. Stands on 2 floors. Nord Auteuil, doors I H, Paris doors G F E D C B A (+ PMR and Visitors), Sud Boulogne doors P O V, Presidentielle-Francis Borelli doors N M L K J. The Park is equipped with a hybrid lawn, a 360° camera orientable around a 180° vertical around horizontal journals called Spidercam, mounted on a cable car with 4 cables controlled by 3D computer and angles of the terrain. Discovery of the Stadium, the players' changing rooms, the trophy room, VIP boxes, the conference room.

Watch the Ligue 1 match. It's only a 5-minute walk from the nearest Metro station, Security was tight on match days and it took over half an hour to get in. This against Stade Reims is going to take a lot of time for popular games like Marseille and the Champions League. I felt a lot of the facilities were falling apart in the old stadium. Due to the structure, there are few seats that are difficult to watch the game. I was happy to watch the game even though it was cheap.

During our little romantic weekend in Paris, we came to visit the stadium of Paris Saint-Germain. We were shocked to pay an Award I find absurd for the stadium tour which lasts about 1h30/2h. And to find a trophy room with more trophies of other sport than the one why the stadium exists. But the good thing about the stadium is that it shines everywhere, we see the changing rooms our stars prefer, their dressing rooms or the great lawn. Too bad for the absurd Awards for League 1 seats, a picture with a PSG background and a poor scarf during the visit... if you have the time and the means to do so but no more.

Really open and accessible tour Scoring a goal down next to the pitch was very cool and being able to wander around at my own pace was nice too as on a schedule The entry fee was a bit higher than expected but allows access to most things in the stadium

I would like to sell 2 tickets for the match PSG vs Rennes on 27/09/24 at 16hs. We bought it a while ago and we can't go. Tickets will be named for those who buy, no problems. Send me a direct that we match. 60 euros each!

I was in early July at the Paris Saint Germain Stadium, which is in the Parc des Princes. We went by subway and it was super quiet. Except the stadium only opens on the weekend, and that information wasn't anywhere. In front, there's a club store, which was open. It was worth the tour, the place where Rolland Garros happens is nearby. had several signs. but I did not go there.

I gifted my husband the stadium tour on our visit to Paris. For a huge soccer fan, this tour was amazing! The tour is very comprehensive and you get to see all areas of the stadium—locker room, club suites, view from the stands and down on the sideline next to the field. Very impressive. Amazing views of the pitch! The stadium is impeccably kept and clean! The gift shop and apparel store across the street is really neat too. Highly recommend for the soccer loving fans!

With our family the stadium tour PSG done. You do this tour yourself, without a guide. Fine, then you can do it at your own pace. Nice tour where you see the dressing room, various cups and of course the pitch. For children who love football a fun activity in Paris.