Today
Open 09:30–18:00
Stade de France operates guided tours on a set schedule, with timings varying by day and event calendar. It’s important to check your ticket for your specific tour slot and arrive at least 15 minutes early for check-in.
Jan 2 TO Dec 31 Timings Days (Jan 2 TO Dec 31) | TIMINGS |
|---|---|
| Monday | 09:30–18:00 |
| Tuesday | 09:30–18:00 |
| Wednesday | 09:30–18:00 |
| Thursday (Today) | 09:30–18:00 |
| Friday | 09:30–17:00 |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |

Regular Hours: Guided tours typically run daily, with the first tour starting at 10:30am and the last tour departing around 4:30pm. Exact times may vary depending on the season and event schedule.
Last Entry: Last admission is generally 1 hour before the final scheduled tour of the day.
Special Hours/Closures: Tours may be canceled or rescheduled on major event days (such as football matches, concerts, or during the Olympics). Always check the official Stade de France website for up-to-date schedules, especially if visiting during weekends or holidays. The stadium is closed for tours on select public holidays and during large-scale events.

General Timings: Stade de France timings are dependent on the event at hand. However, you can take a guided tour of the stadium in the absence of an event, which is conducted at least thrice a week, with various slots in a day between 10.30 AM and 4 PM.

Peak season for the guided tours of Stade de France is generally the school holiday season, between July to September during summer vacation, and again in December during Christmas. These months also coincide with peak tourist season in France, which attracts many visitors. For guests who would like a fast-paced experience and an opportunity to meet new people, peak season is a great time to visit.
If you’re someone who prefers to explore at a slower pace, with fewer people as part of your group, opt for a guided tour outside of these months.

More guided tour slots are available over the weekend to cater to a larger number of people who opt for this experience between Saturday and Sunday. However, despite this, slots get full quite quickly, making for a full capacity and fast-paced experience. If this is something you enjoy and would like to chance to interact with new folks, opt for a weekend tour.
Weekday tours are conducted only a few days of the week, as they attract less crowds except for the occasional tourists, and are perfect if you would like a quieter and more laid back experience.
The English and French guided tours of the Stade de France happen in multiple slots in a day between 10.30 AM and 4 PM. The tour is available at least three times a week, depending on the month.
The Stade de France could be open at night during event days, depending on the duration of the event. However guided tours of the stadium are only available till 4 PM.
Yes, guided tours of Stade de France are available during the week and weekend as well.
Guided tours of the Stade de France are not available on event days, one day prior to the event, on May 1st, December 25th and January 1st.
If you prefer to take a guided tour with fewer people, avoid peak summer and winter vacation seasons of July - September, and December respectively.
A guided tour of the Stade de France lasts 1.5 hours.
Yes, it is advisable to purchase your Stade de France guided tour tickets in advance, as your desired slot in a language comfortable to you could get sold out quickly. s.
Guided tours are conducted at least thrice a week between 10.30 AM and 4 PM, depending on if you choose an English or French guided tour.
Yes, various eateries including Restaurant Food Avenue, Baraka Chicken and O’Grand Breton are in the vicinity of Stade de France.