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Although I never got the opportunity to go to the Parc des Prince and see Paris SG play I tip you to do it. Normally they play during the weekends, or on friday evening.
The atmospere is said to be great, the team is good, and from what I heard the supporters are also friendly to newcomers. As long as they support PSG, that is of course...
Anyway, as it is with most of the supporter-stands in Europe, don't stand in the curva if you're not used to it and know where to go and not to go. It could be quite a chock otherwise.
Prices goes from 16 euro for a ticket in the curva, up to 70 euro for the most expensive ones. It's possible to order tickets in advance via the homesite of PSG.
You can also go a guided tour at the stadium when there are non games played. Cost 6 euro, and you should book a place in advance.
A PSG-scarfe and you should be able to feel at home... :-) Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingPhone: 0 825 075 078 (booking a tour)Directions: Take metró-line number 9, and get of at Porte de St Cloud. Or bus number 22, 62 and 72. Go off at the same station as above.Website: www.psg.fr
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The huge home of the French national soccer team, and the home of many different sport events and concerts - Stade de France is located in Saint Denis just outside of Paris, and can be reached with the RER-trains, the subway or the bus.
Even when there are no events going on, it's possible to visit the 80.000 seat stadium and get a guided tour in French or English.
You'll get to see the inside of the impressive 'arena', the locker rooms, the presidents VIP-seats, the player-entrance and stuff like that.
Worth a visit even though you're not a soccer fan!
There is also a small museum where you can see how the stadium was buildt, and a souvenier-shop.
The guided tours in English is only in the peak season, taking place at 10:30 AM and 2:30 PM. You don't have to order ahead.
Adult prices are 10 Euros, and children under 12 is 7 Euros. Children over 12 and students are 8.5 Euros.
You don't need any equipmet, but a camera is always good to have. Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: Stade de France, Saint DenisDirections: You can take the RER (B ) or ( D). With (B) go to 'La Plaine Stade de France' With (D) go to 'Stade de France - Saint Denis' You have to walk a little too!Website: http://www.stadefrance.fr/
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I didn't visit sportaccommodations in Paris, but in many parks I saw kids playing with a ball. In the citycentre in the Forum des Halles between the glass constructions I saw these guys playing football. So they added a third function to this huge multifunctional complex besides shopping and culture. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Les Halles are between the Rue Berger, Rue de Louvre, Rue Rambuteau and Rue Pierre Lescot. Metro/bus/RER: les Halles, Chatelet
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Leave a Comment Theme: Sports WatchingAddress: 24, rue du Commandant Guilbaud, 75016 ParisPhone: +33 (0)1 47 43 71 71Directions: Metro: line 9 to Pont de Sèvres (leave at 'Porte de Saint Cloud') or line 10 to Boulogne-Pont de St-Cloud (leave at 'Porte d'Auteuil') Bus: line 22, 72 & 62 to Porte de St Cloud or line 32 & 52 to Porte d'Auteuil.Website: http://www.psg.fr
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The Parc de la Villette is designed with the ambition to be a meeting place for everybody with a combination of all kind of artistic, cultural and popular activities. Culturally this includes the renewal of popular arts (like circus, cabaret and film), the recognition of new forms of expression (like hip-hop, dance and rap) and the awareness of other cultures (by showing architectural, sculptural, musical and theatrical works).
But the Parc de la Villette offers also many possibilities for outdour sport activities. At sunday morning lots of people were playing soccer in the large green areas or doing their work-outs at the several apparatuses. Leave a Comment
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There are many small stadiums in Paris; you can play football, basketball or tennis as well as you can run on a synthetic surface. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: near the Eiffel Tower
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If you're in Paris for the weekend and interested in soccer you should find out the possibility of watching one of France's most well supported football clubs "Le PSG". They play at the Parc the Prince stadium situated in the 16 district. The stadium has a capacity of around 48 000 people.
The atmosphere is always great even if the club have had their ups and downs in the league lately.
For tickets visit the PSG store located at the Champs Elysees or ask at the reception in your hotel. Prices range from 10 to 90 euros.
Visit the PSG store at Champs Elysees and gear up with their latest football shirts and baseball cap in order to completely fit in. Leave a Comment Theme: OtherDirections: Take the metro line number 9 and step off at Exelmans or Porte de Saint-Cloud.
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Any tourist will be stunned by the beauty of this 80,000 seat stadium, which is home not only to football matches.Symbol of the French victory in the 1998 World Cup, this stadium has become as famous as the other great Parisian monuments Leave a Comment Theme: Other
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thanks for your co-opration Leave a Comment Theme: OtherAddress: 27,princefadina,street,oludiapapa,lagos,nigeriaPhone: 234017733297Website: princecharlesng@yahoo.com Other Contact: suncupa@yahoo.com
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Just as my own country was winning the World Cup final last year, I was arriving at the airport Charles de Gaulle in Paris, missing out on the huge party that was going on back home, but not the cool party that many dozens of fellow countrymen - and foreigners - were having at the bar right there at CDG!! I asked a Frenchman who was winning, Brazil or Germany, and he kindly answered "Brazil, thank god!"... hehe Leave a Comment Theme: Sports Watching
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