How do you get to the PSG stadium?
train – Train, or more specifically the Metro, is the very best way to get to Le Parc des Princes. If you’re coming from the centre of Paris then you can jump on line 9. Porte de Saint-Cloud is the best station on this Metro line for the stadium as it’s about a 5 minute walk away.
What station is PSG on?
The Poissy station is the nearest one to Paris Saint Germain Football Club P.S.G in Saint-Germain-En-Laye.
Where can I sit Parc des Princes?
The North stand is two tiered and is behind one of the goals. It has long been considered a melting pot type of stand and is very multi-cultural. This is where the away fans sit. The noisiest and most committed fans sit in the South Stand – the Tribune Boulogne – or the Kop.
Where do away fans sit PSG?
Away fans are housed within the north-west corner of the stadium between Tribune Auteuil and She Presidential Stand. Accessible via the northerly rue Claude Ferrère the standard allocation of tickets appears to be 2,000.
Where can I watch PSG today in Ireland?
Live stream: The match will be streamed on RTÉ Player. BT Sport subscribers will also be able to watch the match online via the website or BT Sport app.
Do they sell beer at PSG stadium?
Paris Saint-Germain’s home games will be alcohol-free after police slapped a booze-ban on the hooligan-troubled club’s home games at Parc des Princes.
Is it safe to go to a PSG game?
The PSG Stadium is modern, safe and home to 54,000 people. In addition to the Paris Saint Germain games the stadium is also the venue for rugby matches and music concerts. Getting PSG tickets is not an easy task, but luckily it is possible to get good tickets before arriving in the city or even once in Paris.
How many metro lines are there in Paris?
Metro Lines: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 11, 13, 14. Tram Lines: T2, T3b. Bus Line: RoissyBus.
How much do you know about Paris Saint-Germain’s history?
From the creation of the club to its accession to Ligue 1, from the first European matches to the first national successes, relive more than 50 years of Paris Saint-Germain history through the History Room.
What are the opening hours of the stadium tour?
The Stadium Tour is open every weekend from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. (last departure), except match day and the day after a match (opening only in the afternoon) and during school holidays.