Stade de France: Guided tour Behind-The-Scenes at Stade de France

The Stade de France guided tour is a 90-minute behind-the-scenes visit to France's national stadium in Saint-Denis, north of Paris. Opened in 1998 to host the FIFA World Cup final, the stadium is the eighth-largest in Europe with a capacity of around 81,000. The tour runs in French or English and takes visitors through areas normally closed to the public, including the players' tunnel, the dressing rooms, and the pitch-side areas used by athletes and coaching staff on match days.

The visit also includes access to the Stade de France museum, which covers the stadium's history alongside the careers of French sporting figures who have competed here, from the 1998 World Cup-winning squad to athletics world record holders. The museum traces key moments in French sport through photographs, kit, and memorabilia. The tour is fully wheelchair accessible and departs from the stadium entrance in Saint-Denis. Tickets cover the guided tour and museum entry, with timeslots available in both languages. For more things to do in Paris, including other guided tours and attractions across the city, further options are listed by area and category.