Stade de France Tour 2026 – Behind the Scenes
Access to locker rooms, players' tunnel & museum | Reserve now & pay later
About Stade de France Stadium Tour
Step into France’s largest football stadium, which hosted the 1998 FIFA World Cup finals and the UEFA Euro 2016 Cup. Don’t miss the unique opportunity to go behind the scenes and walk-in private areas that are usually inaccessible. Finish your tour with a visit to the Museum, where you will find out all about the Stadium’s legendary history.
Visit France’s largest stadium, which hosted the 1998 FIFA World Cup final.
Get priority access to the locker room, private boxes, and other behind-the-scenes areas.
During your tour, you will hear stories from an expert guide about the Stadium and the legendary events that took place there.
ENJOY THE PRIVILEGED ACCESS TO THE BIGGEST SPORTING STADIUM IN FRANCE BY GOING ON THIS TOUR!
An ultimate experience you shouldn’t miss!
Our guide, Derek, was incredible! We enjoyed hearing funny anecdotes from the Champions League finals from him. I have been on a lot of stadium tours, but this one was definitely the most interesting so far!
The tour was very well organized. We saw everything, even the place where the President of the Republic sits when he is at the stadium. This was truly an incredible experience!
DESCRIPTION
Stade de France Tour
- Disabled access
- Guided tour
- Free admission to the Stade de France Museum
- Exclusive access to behind-the-scenes areas
- Personal expenses
- Transfers
- Comfortable shoes
- Pets
- Luggage or large bags
- English, French
Explore France’s largest national stadium by going on this interesting 90-minute tour. Get comfortable in a spectator’s seat and soak in the incredible panoramic view over the entire Stadium. As a special visitor, you will be able to see the locker room and private boxes and walk through the same tunnel players use to access the pitch.
Your guide will inform you all about the Stadium’s history, its unique architecture, and the football stars who have appeared on its pitch. Learn why the Stadium is being used by both the France national football team and the France rugby union team.
Apart from hosting sporting events, the Stade de France hosts international shows and concerts. The Rolling Stones were the first music group to perform at the Stade de France. International stars such as Beyonce, Madonna, and ACDC also chose this Stadium for their concerts, witnessed by 80,000 spectators every time.
Sum up your tour of the Stadium with a visit to the Museum, which holds a number of items that are a testament to the Stadium’s legendary past. On display are archives, autographed guitars, models, jerseys, and much more.
On this unique tour, you will be able to walk in the footsteps of Zidane and Ronaldo, the two football legends who played in the final of the 1998 FIFA World Cup. Stade de France is also a place where Cristiano Ronaldo lifted the first major Trophy for Portugal!
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Why should you go on Stade de France Tour?
Stade de France is the most important historical place for all football fans. This is the place where the world of football can be experienced firsthand and where France became the world champion in 1998. During this guided tour, you will have an opportunity to see all the footballers’ cabins, walk through the tunnel where the players enter the games, and explore every corner of the stadium, which seats 80000 people. After that, you will have a chance to visit the museum and enter the special exhibits that tell the stadium’s history, special moments, and famous players. By taking this tour, you will truly experience what it’s like to be a famous football star!
Today, Stade de France stands as a modern monument to collective energy and national pride, much like the Pantheon and Opera Garnier once did in their time. The Pantheon honors France’s intellectual and revolutionary past, while the Opera Garnier reflects the glamour of 19th-century culture. If you want to understand how France expresses greatness, from marble halls to roaring stadiums, make sure to book your Pantheon ticket and Opera Garnier entrance fee alongside your stadium tour.
GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO
- This tour is subject to change based on the events scheduled at the Stadium on the particular day you visit.
- For security reasons, the administration of the Stade de France has the right to check visitors’ bags, so please arrive 15 minutes before the selected time of the tour.
- There will be a lot of walking on this tour, so it is advisable to wear a pair of comfortable shoes.
- Cancellation policy: At least two days before the date of the visit, a full refund is provided.
Meeting Point
Present your voucher to your guide at the welcome desk of the official shop of Stade de France. The entrance is located at Gate H. Before you start with a tour, you will have to pass the security check.
You can get there by Métro:
- Saint Denis Porte de Paris (line 13)
- La Plaine Stade de France (RER B)
- Saint Denis La Plaine (RER D)
Why is this Stade de France Tour the best choice?
Access to private areas
You don’t just see the stadium from the stands; you actually walk through the players’ tunnel, locker rooms, and selected VIP areas used during major matches and events.
Expert guide
The guide explains key moments from events like the 1998 World Cup and major concerts to add context and make the tour meaningful.
Museum visit included
The tour finishes with a visit to the museum. There, you can see jerseys, concert items, and match memorabilia that show how the stadium is used for both sport and music.
Flexible booking options
Reserve your spot on the Stade de France tour now and keep your plans flexible with the option to pay later and free cancellation up to 24 hours before the tour.
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- Guided tour
- Exclusive behind-the-scenes experience at the Stade de France
- Access to the Stade de France Museum