Parc des Princes is the home stadium of Paris Saint-Germain (PSG), located in the 16th arrondissement of Paris. Unlike most football stadiums, the self-guided tour leans into the club's brand as much as the sport itself — the experience feels closer to a five-star hotel tour than a typical industrial sports venue, with soft carpeting, escalators and designer lighting throughout the visitor route.
Getting There
The stadium sits at 24 Rue du Commandant Guilbaud in the 16th arrondissement (tour entrance at Gate L). By metro, it's Line 9 to Porte de Saint-Cloud or Line 10 to Porte d'Auteuil. By bus, lines 22, 62 and 72 stop at Porte de Saint-Cloud, and lines 32 and 52 at Porte d'Auteuil. Driving in, take the ring road (périphérique) and exit at D910 / Boulogne — there's a large covered car park next to the stadium.
Tickets and Tour Options
PSG runs several different tour formats, not just one standard visit. The Standard Offer (from €17, free under 3) is the self-guided version with an 8-language audio guide, covering the pitch edge, trophy wall, locker room and press room in about 1h15. The Guided Tour Offer (€37 adults / €23 children, 1h30) adds a small-group guide in French or English plus pitchside and mixed zone access. Zippin' Paris (€45 adults / €33 children) is the standard route capped off with a zipline ride over the pitch. There are also a Premium Offer (private, VIP areas, quoted individually), a Birthday Offer (from €715 for 10 children plus 2 adults), and a Group Offer for parties of 10+. Booking online saves €2 compared with paying at the gate.
What's on the Tour
The route takes visitors through the players' locker room — notably bright and spacious rather than the cramped, utilitarian rooms typical of older stadiums — and down the same tunnel the team uses to walk out onto the pitch. Reaching the edge of the pitch itself is widely considered the highlight of the visit. Along the way, visitors can try shooting on goal next to the field, sit in the heated seats of the team bus, and walk through VIP lounges and a restaurant designed more like a fine-dining venue than a stadium concession. The tour also passes the trophy wall, which includes the UEFA Champions League trophy.
The Official Store
Next to the stadium is PSG's official store, housed in a distinctly modern, futuristic building. It sells club merchandise, offers custom jersey printing, and has interactive games for children.
Tips & Lifehacks
Tour entrance: Gate L, 24 Rue du Commandant Guilbaud, 75016 Paris. Show your mobile ticket for validation there — tours run on timed departures, so arrive a little early to clear security without missing your slot. Booking online also saves you €2 compared with paying at the gate.
Pick the right tour for you. Standard (from €17) is self-guided with an audio tour; the Guided Tour (€37/€23) adds a small-group guide plus pitchside and mixed zone access; Zippin' Paris (€45/€33) ends with a zipline over the pitch. Premium, birthday and group packages exist too for something more custom.
No bags bigger than A4, and there's no luggage storage on site — plan accordingly. Glass or plastic bottles, cans, knives, laser pointers and long umbrellas aren't allowed in. Photography without flash is fine, but tripods and selfie sticks are banned — and yes, you can pose with the actual trophies along the route.
The fan shop is genuinely worth a stop — it's a full 800m² megastore in the neighbouring Jean Bouin building, with jersey personalisation and more than just the usual scarves and mugs. There's also a café inside the stadium itself if you want a coffee or a drink before or after the tour.
Runs during school holidays and every weekend, 10:00 to 17:00 (last departure), plus Fridays — it can occasionally open on matchdays too, so check the official calendar for your exact date. An evening "Night Sessions" format with food, drinks and live entertainment also runs on select dates, if you want something more than the standard daytime visit.
The trophy display rotates with the club's latest silverware — recent visits have included both Champions League trophies and the Ballon d'Or. Worth checking what's currently on show before you go, since it changes.
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