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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.
Equipment: You don't need any equipmet, but a camera is always good to have.
Updated Dec 28, 2003
Address: Stade de France, Saint Denis
Website: http://www.stadefrance.fr/
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Written Dec 24, 2003
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Phone: 234017733297
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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
Written Jul 27, 2003
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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
Written Jan 18, 2003
For football (and other sports fans), a visit to the Stade de France is an interesting outting:
http://www.stadefrance.com/accueil-visites.html
Written Nov 24, 2009
Website: www.stadefrance.com/
Parc des Princes is the football stadium for the Paris Saint-Germain. The stadium was build in 1972, and have 49,000 seats. It is located in Porte de Saint-Cloud.
Written Jun 29, 2009
Address: 24 rue du Commandant Guilbaud,75781 Paris Cedex 16
Stade de France is the largest football stadium in France with 80,000 seats. It is located right outside Paris. The stadium was build in 1998.
Written Jun 29, 2009
Address: 93216 Saint-Denis la Plaine
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Updated Jun 30, 2005
Address: 24, rue du Commandant Guilbaud, 75016 Paris
Phone: +33 (0)1 47 43 71 71
Website: http://www.psg.fr
Written Oct 15, 2004
Equipment: Bring nothing but all your soccer-loving friends
Written Jan 4, 2004
Address: Stade Parc des Princes
Website: http://www.psg.fr
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