I was here to catch the men's football gold medal match between France and Spain during the Olympic…read moresummer games. It was very convenient to get here via the Métro 9 line where I got off at Porte de Saint-Cloud. From the station, it was just a short walk over to the stadium. The process of getting in was a very well streamlined process. Please note that while I was able to bring in a bottle of water, I had to throw away the cap. Finding my seat was very easy as there were signs posted everywhere. The place was rocking when France equalized at 3-3. Unfortunately, the host team eventually lost to Spain in extra time. This was a proper stadium to catch a football match!

We had a young person who is a huge soccer/futball fan and because we were not able to make a game…read moreduring our trip, we took them to tour the stadium instead. The tour is excellent, they allow you to self pace through many areas of the stadium; including some locker rooms, luxury suites, and even the field itself. Our little soccer fan absolutely loved the tour and we recommend it.

Purchased tickets back in July for a match on Sunday 8/25 since I will be in Paris for that weekend…read moreand 2 weeks from now the team changed the date to Friday 8/23. This team doesn't provide refunds even though they were the ones that changed the date and the only option is to sell through their Ticketplace site. The option to RESELL my tickets is not available. There is zero communication about it and no help whatsoever. I am infuriating and disappointed at this. Coming from an international well known European team. If you are traveling from abroad please be very careful in getting tickets for these bunch of THIEVES. Enjoy my hard earned money you freeloaders.

The best sports event I've been to! One of our best experiences in France!! The downside is that I…read moresat next to someone smoking the entire time.

Decided on a night visit to enjoy the outer architecture of the structure, and the quiet ambiance…read moreof the museum without the millions of patrons standing outside waiting to enter. Hopefully I captured its essence in my photographs!

Musee du Louvre in Paris is the world's largest art museum and is considered a historic landmark…read morethat housed the famous Mona Lisa painting by Leonardo da Vinci and a whole lot more. Been here 2 times and for recent times, purchasing a ticket on their official website is preferred. It is timed entry but no limit for you to explore the museum. On our 1st visit back in 2019, we did it for 3 hours focusing on the important and famous paintings. They do have brochures/maps detailing suggestions as to what to explore best. Definitely recommend to take the 1st entry, upon opening time and head straight to the Mona Lisa, to get a very good view to beat the crowd. The Mona lisa is the most famous art piece in the Louvre so everybody just wants to be there. On our 2nd visit in 2023, we did the 2nd timed entry but stayed longer. Yes, we still went to the Mona Lisa first. It was an unforgettable (in our bucket - list) experience and will never get tired of visiting it. Hubby ended up staying the whole day on our 2nd visit. There was just so much to see and a feeling that there's not enough time. I can just get lost and be happy to where I end up. Must see when in Paris! August 2026

Stade De France is a massive theater that showcases all sorts of famous musical talent. For my…read morehusband's birthday, I surprised him with tickets to see his favorite rapper, Jay Z, in Paris. What makes this place special is its proximity to the metro, which is always well-patrolled, giving you a sense of safety and security. I'd highly recommend seeing any of your favorite artists there!

Very large stadium for sports and entertainment. Easy to get to on the metro and clear signage…read moreupon arrival. Sound system was great too! Perfect weather and great performances by the artists made for a fun and enjoyable experience.

Not bad for soccer in teams of five (foot a cinq). You have to go by TER (a regional train leaving…read morefrom Gare Saint-Lazare) or by car. The fields are outdoors but with full fencing and netting to keep the ball from going out of the field. It's an older club so the bathrooms are not brand new but they are not bad - I have not tried the showers. You need to bring your own lock for the lockers. There is also a bar for some after-match drinks. It costs 90 euros to get a field for 1 hour. I like having the field indoors for winter games but it could be nice in the spring and summer playing outside given the heat that will probably impact an indoor place like Le Five. I would chose Le Five over this place because it is newer and indoors but this place does have that "good old boy" club feel. But in terms of experience - it's pretty similar. However, I think getting a reservation is more difficult here - probably it is next to La Defense and because Le Five and the other club north of Paris are both in the Ghetto...

This is a pretty new indoor soccer facility for playing soccer with teams of 5. It's not bad - a…read morelittle bit in the ghetto though... The facility is nice with lots of fields - fairly well insulated against the cold (who knows for when it will be hot...) and it costs 100 EUR/hour to rent one. The locker rooms and showers are clean with lockers where you can put your own lock. No water pressure though... It was really in the middle of nowhere before but now it is only 7 minutes walking from the Metro Front Populaire - but bring directions because without them you will never find the place - it is in the middle of a bleak industrial zone.