Stade de France The largest French stadium

Located in Saint-Denis in the 93rd district, the Stade de France is easily accessible by public transport due to its proximity to several RER, metro, and tram stations. Its address is: Place aux Étoiles, 93210 Saint-Denis.

The Stade de France has variable opening hours depending on the sporting events taking place there. It is therefore recommended to check the hours on the official website before planning your visit.

The entry prices and ticketing for the Stade de France vary depending on the events. It is recommended to check the information on the official website to know the current prices.

To get to the Stade de France, you can use various means of transport such as the metro, tram, bus, or RER. Here are some possible access points:

Metro

• Line 13, Saint-Denis - Porte de Paris Station

RER

• RER B, La Plaine Stade de France Station
• RER D, Stade de France - Saint-Denis Station

Tram

• Tram T1, Hôpital Delafontaine Station
• Tram T8, Saint-Denis Porte de Paris Station

Bus

• Bus lines No. 139, 153, 170, 239, 353, and 255, Stade de France Saint-Denis stop

Please note that this information is subject to verification, and it is recommended to check the exact schedules and routes on Bonjour RATP.

Here are some tourist sites to discover around the Stade de France:

• Basilica of Saint-Denis: a magnificent Gothic basilica, the necropolis of the kings of France.
• Parc de la Villette: a large park with green spaces, museums, and cultural activities.
• Cité des Sciences et de l'Industrie: the largest science museum in Europe, ideal for families.
• Air and Space Museum: located nearby, it showcases the history of aviation and space.
• Canal de l'Ourcq: a beautiful canal for walks and water activities.
• Georges-Valbon Park: a large park with trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas.