Parc des Princes is one of the most iconic stadiums in Europe and, by extension, around the world. It goes without saying that this edifice is home to one of the biggest teams in French football, and it has hosted several high-profile international competitions in the past; it will certainly be considered when the city of Paris or France as a whole hosts major competitions in the future.
Are you a football fan and visiting Paris? The PSG stadium is worth checking out while you are in the city of love.
Looking to do that? This page has all the necessary information you need to embark on a visit to the hallowed grounds located in the southwest of Paris.
But first, here are some interesting facts about Parc des Princes:
- Parc des Princes has a capacity of 47,929.
- There are three main packages in the PSG Stadium tour, namely standard, group and birthday offers.
- The biggest events ever hosted by Parc des Princes were the FIFA World Cup matches in 1938 and 1998.
- A music debut at Parc des Princes was in June 1988 when Michael Jackson took to the stage, opening the way for hundreds more concerts that have since taken place at the venue.
PSG stadium tour tickets: Admission prices
The prices for a PSG stadium tour vary depending on the booking offer, age, and what's on the stadium tour menu. Parc des Princes offers three main tour packages: standard, group, and birthday offers. Each features a variety of things to see or do at the stadium.
Here is a breakdown of PSG stadium tour packages:
Standard offer: Starts from €15
A standard entry pricing of €15 at PSG stadium gives you access to the field edge, press room, PSG locker room, and wall of trophies. You also get an interactive mobile tour guide in eight languages. Children get free entry with this package.
You can also take advantage of gift cards available in the standard offer to maximise your PSG stadium experience. The cost of the gift cards ranges from €50 to €250. Moreover, the gift cards give you more flexibility to pick a time slot that suits your schedule. Note that the club will soon announce Halloween and Christmas stadium tour packages.
Group offer: Ideal for associations, clubs, CSE, enterprises, and more
Group package in the PSG stadium tour is another option to explore and is mostly ideal for a large group looking to cut costs. With this package, visitors will access the field edge, PSG locker room, PSG trophy wall, and the press room.
Like the standard package, group visits also come with an interactive mobile guide in at least eight languages. If you are willing to pay more, a dedicated guide is included with the group offer, not to mention Night Sessions.
Birthday PSG stadium tour offer – From €650
For a price of €650, a birthday tour of the Parc des Princes for two adults and 10 children will set you back at least €650. With this package, PSG stadium visitors get the most exciting experience of the 49,000-capacity venue, such as having a snack in the VIP box.
Other goodies in this package include inflatable activities, access to qualified instructors, access to the press room, and the PSG locker room. More in the birthday PSG stadium tour package includes access to the trophy wall and a walk through the tunnel to the edge of the field. You also experience pitch-side entertainment on your special day, not to mention customised decorations to suit your big day.
PSG stadium tour opening times
PSG stadium tours happen during weekends and school holidays. The visiting time starts from 10 am to 5 pm on the said days, including Fridays. Note that there will be no Parc des Princes tours during the Summer Olympics, so even as you book your trip to the venue, consider takes beyond 12 July 2024.
How to get to the Parc des Princes
Parc des Princes is 12 kilometres away from the 2024 Olympic Village and a 15-minute walk from the Eiffel Tower.
You can get to the stadium using the subway metro line 9 at Porte de Saint-Cloud/Exelmans stops or line 10 at Porte d'Auteuil. For visitors wishing to use a bus, lines 22, 62, and 72, all at Porte de Saint-Cloud, will safely take you to a bus stage near the PSG stadium.
For a car or taxi trip, use the ring road and exit at D910. You can also take A13. Riders can park their bikes at several stations near the stadium.
What is there to see during the PSG stadium tour?
PSG stadium is approximately five kilometres from the iconic Eiffel Tower, which means there is plenty to see on the way, even before you get into the stadium.
And once you present your stadium tour ticket, more awaits!
A visit to the PSG locker room is always special, so it is always an ideal starting point for every visitor. The locker has housed football greats and is richly endowed with history. In a nutshell, being inside the PSG locker room always comes with a rollercoaster of emotions.
A walk in the PSG tunnel to the edge of Parc des Princes is something every visitor fancies, even as you put yourself in the shoes of players like Gianluigi Donnarumma or Ousmane Dembele.
Then there is the PSG Museum, a place that takes you down memory lane. Here, you learn and discover more than 50 years of history in jerseys, club archives and trophies. Don't forget to visit a short-lived museum dedicated to Marquinhos. The PSG defender is currently the club's most-capped player, having surpassed Jean-Marc Pilorget's record (1975-1989).
Paris Saint-Germain are one of the most successful and richest football clubs in the world, so the display of silverware on the trophy wall should not take any stadium visitor by surprise. It is a breathtaking view that gives every visitor a glimpse into PSG's rich history of success.
The next places to visit during your PSG stadium tour should be the VIP lounges and the stands. The Red and Blue stadium has four main stands: Borelli, Paris, Boulogne, and Auteuil.
Le Deck, a break area located in the Borelli stand, is worth checking out as it still gives you a clear view of the playing field.