Viagogo, for example, is the official ticket marketplace of the club. Though the stadium itself is a little outside of the centre of Paris, getting there is not a chore. All of those buses run the centre of Paris, so they should be reasonably easy to catch and then get off with the rest of the PSG supporters at the Metro station in order to walk up to the ground.
Though Orly is closer the city centre at about 8 miles away, Charles de Gaulle is the bigger airport and is around 16 miles away. Taxi - Taxis are reasonably easy to get hold of in Paris. If traffic is really heavy, though, expect to pay more than double that. Parking around stadium is difficult, to say the least.
Paris is one of the most famous cities in the world, filled with culture and some excellent bars and cafes where you can get a drink or a bite to eat before the game.
The area of Paris the ground is located in is called Boulogne-Billancourt, but the centre of Paris also has a huge amount of nice places to go, too. A trip to Le Parc des Princes will see you experience easy access to a nice, clean stadium with extremely friendly staff. That the stadium is based in Paris, of course, adds its own frisson of enjoyment to the whole experience. The Salon Concorde package, for example, will see you get a parking space, dinner on site and cocktails, as well as seats in the Borelli Tribune.
Either way, judging by the photographs on the website it really does look a cut above. Tours are not currently running but we are assured they will be happening again in the near future, and from the changing rooms to the trophy room through to the pitch itself, the tour of Le Parc des Princes is as all-encompassing as it can get. The tours typically take place on Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays, but not on match days or the days before a match.
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Their fortunes took a turn for the better after the club was bought by Qatar Sports Investments in They also added to their trophy collection by claiming another French Cup in and two more League Cups in and The Eiffel Tower have been part of the crest since , but the design has going through some slighter changes in the years , it was left out completely from the logo.
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