Paris: Stade de France Behind the Scenes Tour

Step into France’s largest football stadium, host to the finals of the FIFA World Cup in 1998 and the UEFA Euro Cup in 2016. Go behind the scenes and learn about the architecture, walk in private areas and finish your visit at the museum.

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Visit France’s largest stadium and host of the FIFA World Cup 1998, Go inside the locker room, private boxes and other behind-the-scenes areas, Hear stories about the stadium and the legendary events related to it

• Because of the winter period, the pitch at the Stade de France will not be visible.
• Depending on events scheduled at the stadium, the tour is subject to change according to security requirements in force on the day of your visit
• Depending on events, the visibility of the stadium pitch can not be guaranteed
• For security reasons, the Stade de France administration reserves the right to inspect the contents of visitors' bags, so please arrive 15 minutes ahead of the scheduled time of your tour
• The tour begins at the scheduled time, and all latecomers risk missing the tour. Latecomers cannot be compensated with a rescheduled tour or a refund
• You will walk around 1.2 km during the tour
• Strollers are permitted on the tour
• Dogs are not allowed (except for seeing-eye dogs)
Meeting point : Door H in the Stade de France store (near the museum), departure inside.

Tour France's largest stadium on this unique 90-minute tour. Sit in a spectator's seat and take in the incredible panorama. As a privileged visitor, you’ll get to see the private boxes and locker room and walk through the same tunnel that players use to access the pitch. Your expert guide will tell you about the stadium’s history, its unique architecture and the stars who have appeared on its manicured pitch. Apart from sporting events, the stadium also hosts international shows. The Rolling Stones were the first group to perform at the Stade de France. International stars such as Madonna and ACDC also chose this venue for their concerts, witnessed by 80,000 spectators each time. End your visit at the museum, where you’ll find heaps of items that are testament to the stadium’s legendary history. On display are archives, models, autographed guitars, jerseys and much more. On this unique tour you’ll be able to follow the footsteps of football legends Zidane and Ronaldo, who played the 1998 FIFA World Cup final. This is also the site where Cristiano Ronaldo lifted his first major Trophy for Portugal!

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