Opened in 1897 as a velodrome, the Parc des Princes quickly became one of the most important sports venues in Paris. It has since been renovated into a state-of-the-art stadium designed by architect Roger Taillibert in 1972, with a capacity of 48,583 spectators.
The stadium is famous for hosting over 1,000 official matches and is the home of the iconic Paris Saint-Germain club.
Beyond football, it has welcomed historic events, including rugby matches and national football games, making it an integral part of French sports culture.
Step into the Heart of PSG: A Behind-the-Scenes Journey at Parc des Princes
The PSG Stadium Tour offers an immersive experience of the legendary Parc des Princes, home of Paris Saint-Germain. Visitors can walk in the footsteps of their favorite players, exploring iconic locations such as the VIP lounges, locker rooms, the trophy display, and the pitchside.
The tour provides a unique behind-the-scenes look at the stadium, from the stands to the player benches, giving fans and tourists alike a chance to discover the history and secrets of PSG’s home ground.
Tour Options:
- Standard Tour: Includes access to key areas like the pitchside, trophy room, PSG locker room, and the mixed zone. The interactive mobile guide is available in 8 languages. Duration: 1h15. Prices start from €15.
- Matchday Tour: Experience the energy of a matchday with a guided tour, including a surprise guest. Available for PSG matches such as PSG/Toulouse and PSG/Nantes in November 2024.
- Birthday Offer: Celebrate a child’s birthday at the stadium with a guided tour, activities, and a PSG-themed snack. Includes gifts and an immersive experience for kids.
- Group Offer: Available for groups of 10 or more, with preferential pricing and the option to book a private guide.
A Stage for Legends: Concerts at Parc des Princes
Since the 1980s, Parc des Princes has hosted some of the world’s most iconic concerts.
Michael Jackson kicked off the stadium’s musical legacy with two unforgettable performances in 1988, followed by another in 1997. Over the years, the venue has welcomed legendary acts such as The Rolling Stones, Johnny Hallyday, U2, Robbie Williams, and Prince.
It has also hosted major events like Metallica’s and Coldplay’s performances, as well as high-energy shows from artists like Muse, Tokio Hotel, and Bruce Springsteen. Even in recent years, the stadium has remained a hotspot for live music, with DJ Snake and Dadju filling the arena in 2022.