Parc des Princes

Really nice stadium and home to one of the biggest clubs in Europe right now. It is quite a big stadium and the size of the club is also easily seen by the sheer size of the fan shop and big selection. It is definitely a stadium worth of a visit if in Paris!

The match experience was 5 stars, but the after-sales service for the official merchandise is 0 stars. Beware of buying expensive shirts at the stadium store! After an amazing PSG vs. Nantes match, I bought my son an official Dembélé match shirt for €112 at the Megastore. After wearing it just once, the fabric is ruined with pilling and loose threads all over the back. Customer service says they only handle online orders and tells us to contact the physical store. However, the store has no email and nobody answers the phone. We are stuck with a poor quality shirt and a disappointed child. Great match, but zero service for international fans. Avoid the Megastore!

Really good, modern, and highly organized stadium. Amazing opening show for the Champions League quarter-finals, unforgettable experience! The ticket-buying experience was seamless and straightforward. As a Liverpool fan, getting seats right at the edge next to the away section was fantastic and made the atmosphere absolutely electric. A great, well-managed experience from start to finish!

Attending a UEFA Champions League quarter-final at Parc des Princes to watch Paris Saint-Germain face Liverpool FC was truly an unforgettable experience. Sharing this special moment with my son and husband made it even more meaningful. As a lifelong PSG fan, I’ve been fortunate enough to attend matches before, but nothing compares to the electric atmosphere of a Champions League quarter-final. Every second felt intense, emotional, and absolutely priceless—I loved, lived, and enjoyed every moment alongside my family. Parc des Princes itself is a beautiful stadium and a true temple of football. The energy, the passion of the supporters, and the connection to the club make it a must-visit for any football fan. Even outside match days, it’s worth stopping by—you can visit the stadium and sometimes even catch a glimpse of the team in training. Love PSG! Ici c’est Paris! 🔴🔵

Bonjour… Visiting this stadium is actually perfect during the PSG vs Liverpool champions league match. But because it was late and sudden, we didn't get a ticket (sold out). In the end we just went around the stadium, stopped by the merchandise store and took pictures 😎 Hopefully next time you can watch it live at the magnificent and PSG stadium yg keren! Salam hangat dari Indonesia 🇮🇩

Amazing experience! If you love football the tour will be very exciting! Don't miss it! And one more thing, make sure to hire a guide to explain everything, it enriches the experience.

Attending the PSG match was an incredible experience. The atmosphere was absolutely electric—the pre-game show, complete with fireworks and dynamic lighting, created an unforgettable sense of anticipation and excitement. It was my wife’s first live football match, and she enjoyed every moment. I also felt completely safe throughout, which is important to note. The energy in the stadium was phenomenal, and with a 3–0 scoreline, we were lucky enough to celebrate alongside the fans each time a goal went in. Another welcome convenience is that the metro station sits just around the corner from the stadium, making it exceptionally easy to travel to and from the venue when coming from the centre of Paris. Overall, it was a thrilling and memorable evening that truly captured the magic of live football.

Visiting the PSG stadium was an absolute highlight of our trip to Paris. Even before kick-off, the atmosphere outside the Parc des Princes was electric — fans chanting, street vendors selling scarves, and a real sense of excitement everywhere. Inside, the stadium is modern, clean, and beautifully organised. The seats offer great views from almost anywhere, and the sound of over 47,000 supporters singing “Allez Paris!” is something you’ll never forget. Security and entry checks were efficient, and staff were friendly and helpful (many spoke English). The PSG Megastore is a must-visit — perfect for grabbing jerseys or souvenirs — and there are plenty of food stands with decent options (though a bit pricey, as expected). The stadium tour is also fantastic if you want to go behind the scenes: locker rooms, players’ tunnel, and the pitch itself are all accessible with a guide. Getting there was easy via Métro Line 9 (Porte de Saint-Cloud), just a short walk away. Whether you’re a lifelong football fan or just looking for an authentic Parisian sports experience, Parc des Princes delivers pure magic.