Parc des Princes
The Parc des Princes has been home to Paris Saint-Germain since 1974 – a dedicated football stadium in the middle of Paris. With fussball-reisen.ch you experience a PSG home match in person, match ticket included. Here you'll find what matters about capacity, design and location.
Capacity & design
The Parc des Princes holds around 48,000 spectators. It is a dedicated football stadium with no running track – the stands sit right at the pitch, which is why the ground is known for being loud and tight despite its moderate size.
Where the Parc des Princes is
The stadium stands in the 16th arrondissement in the west of Paris – inside the city, not on its edge. Anyone travelling for the match is therefore well placed for everything else Paris has to offer.
From national stadium to PSG's home
Before the Stade de France opened in 1998, the Parc des Princes was France's national stadium and the venue for the major internationals and finals. Since then it has been Paris Saint-Germain's stage alone.
Ligue 1 and Champions League match days
Exact dates are confirmed only a few weeks in advance, in Ligue 1 as in the Champions League. As soon as they are, we put together the matching trips – you'll find the fixtures currently bookable on our international trips page.
Frequently asked questions about our football trips
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What is the capacity of the Parc des Princes?
Around 48,000. Because it is a dedicated football stadium with no running track, you sit very close to the pitch despite the moderate size.
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Where is the Parc des Princes?
In the 16th arrondissement in the west of Paris – inside the city, not on its outskirts.
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Which club plays at the Parc des Princes?
Paris Saint-Germain, since 1974. Until 1998 the ground was also France's national stadium.