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Parc des Princes: Paris Saint Germain matches & tickets

Home of Paris Saint Germain in the southwest of Paris, Parc des Princes has been part of the club’s identity for decades. It sits close to the edge of the city, so getting there from the centre is straightforward, and the approach feels more local than postcard Paris. On matchday the noise can be sharp and intense, especially behind the goals, with a crowd that expects big nights and rarely does quiet.

Last updated 15 May 2026

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Parc des Princes quick facts

Stadium
Parc des Princes
Location
Paris, France
Home of
Paris Saint Germain
Capacity
47,929 spectators
Nearest transport
Lycée Claude Bernard (bus, 4 min walk)
Nearby guide
Pubs, dining & things to do near Parc des Princes

Upcoming matches at Parc des Princes

Matches on Sunday, 16 August

Matches on Sunday, 23 August

Matches on Saturday, 5 September

Matches on Saturday, 10 October

Recent finished matches at Parc des Princes

How do I get to Parc des Princes?

The closest public-transport stops to Parc des Princes, Paris, with approximate walking times.

  • TrainPont du Garigliano (17 min walk)
  • MetroPorte Molitor (5 min walk)
  • MetroParc des Princes (6 min walk)
  • BusLycée Claude Bernard (4 min walk)

Match-day pubs near Parc des Princes

The closest pubs to the ground. Most open 2–3 hours before kickoff.

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FAQ

Whose home stadium is Parc des Princes?
Parc des Princes is the home of Paris Saint Germain.
What is the capacity of Parc des Princes?
Parc des Princes holds around 47,929 spectators.
What's the next match at Parc des Princes?
Paris Saint Germain vs Lens on Sunday 16 August at 18:00 (4 matches in the next 90 days).
How do I get to Parc des Princes?
Parc des Princes sits in Paris. The closest public-transport stops are Pont du Garigliano train station (17 min walk) and Porte Molitor metro (5 min walk).
Is Parc des Princes worth visiting?
Yes. Parc des Princes is the home of Paris Saint Germain, with a matchday atmosphere worth the trip. Stadium tours often run on non-match days too.