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In its inaugural year France’s national stadium, the Stade de France, witnessed inarguably its greatest triumph; a 3-0 World Cup final victory over Brazil in the summer of 1998. The grand precedent set in that first year of use has been continued as the massive, 80,000-seat stadium has routinely hosted world-class sporting events and performances. Over the last decade or so the Stade de France has been the site for dozens of international soccer matches, a Rugby World Cup and concerts by The Rolling Stones, Madonna and Paul McCartney among others. This year is no different, as the impressive stadium situated on the outskirts of metropolitan Paris plays host to a wide variety of events and performances worthy of the spectacular structure.

Visitors wishing to get an intimate view of a modern European football stadium can participate in daily tours at the famous stadium. Tours take guests into the locker room, up in the VIP stand and even on to the green grass of the pitch. Those looking to get a feel for the stadium when it’s packed with passionate French soccer fans are in luck this fall as the stadium play host to two matches of the French national soccer team, by far the most beloved sports team in the country. L’equipe de France will square off with Romania on September 5th and Austria on the 14th of October. Guests looking for a bit of culture with their stadium experience should book a ticket for the performance of Beethoven’s 9th Symphony on September 26th. The show will include 200 artists on scene, including a staggering 90 musicians.

Weather your in town to watch the soccer match, see a show or just catch a glimpse of the historic stadium, New York Habitat has your accommodations covered. Below are just a few apartments available this fall worth looking into:   

Paris Accomodation 1 Bedroom Apartment in Auteuil (PA-2574) Paris Accomodation 1 Bedroom Apartment in Auteuil (PA-2574)

-This charming 2-bedroom vacation rental apartment in Belleville, Cite des Sciences-Buttes Chaumont (PA-3429) is full of Old-World charm and modern comforts. 

-This 2-bedroom rental accommodation in Marais-Les Halles (PA-877) features hardwood floors and exposed wood beams, in addition to an ideal central Paris location.

-This 1-bedroom rental apartment in Auteuil-Tour Eiffel (PA-2574) offers expansive rooftop views and is bathed in direct sunlight.



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4 Responses to “Get to know The Stade de France”

  1. Jim Says:

    It still astonishes me (although it shouldn’t) that the sport of football (the real football), the most popular sport in the world, is not at all a scene in the United States. Soccer matches are so intense and I definitely plan on attending one when I am staying in Paris!

  2. Jovani Says:

    I remember that victory over Brazil in the summer of 1998. I remember being in Paris and the grand celebration in the streets

  3. Joseph Says:

    I was at the Stade de France July 12, 1998!!! It was absolutely beyond what I could have ever imagine!! Allez les bleus

  4. Nicole Says:

    Hopefully the French team will make it for the World Cup in 2010 in South Africa because last one in 2006 they got really screwed!!

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