Allianz Riviera (Stade de Nice)

Allianz Riviera is a multifunctional venue (football, rugby, motorsports, large-scale shows); it features 7,000 m² of solar panels and uses a rainwater recovery system for pitch irrigation.

Allianz Riviera was designed in preparation for UEFA Euro 2016.

The stadium hosted the Rugby World Cup "France 2023" and also hosted the Paris 2024 Olympics 🏅.

Allianz Riviera has a capacity of 36,178 seats, making it the 9th largest stadium in France.

HOW TO BUY TICKETS FOR OGC NICE MATCHES AT ALLIANZ RIVIERA STADIUM?

🎟️ Tickets for OGC Nice matches are easily available to the general public on the club's online ticket office.

WHAT ARE THE STANDS AT ALLIANZ RIVIERA STADIUM?

🎉 The active stand where ultras supporters sit is located in the South Popular Stand (blocks H1 and I1 on the map).

The away supporters' section is located in the North-East bend quarter (gate C, generally in block C2 on the map).

The players' bench and presidential stand are located in the West stand (Segurane).

How to get to Allianz Riviera by public transport?

🚌 "Football Lines" shuttle buses connect the stadium to the city centre and the MIN, Arboras and Glacière car parks, 2 hours before kick-off and from the end of the match.

🚈 A special tram line (line 3 -> "Stadium Service") is also in operation on match evenings, departing every 15 minutes from "Port Lympia" station to "St Isidore" 2 hours before kick-off. After kick-off, departures every 20/30 minutes are maintained for 1 hour. From the end of the match, this line runs every 5 minutes from "Stadium" station to "Port Lympia" for 1 hour.

🚆 By train (SNCF coastal line), the nearest station is Nice St Augustin. It is connected to the stadium by the "Grand Arenas" tram station. The Chemins de fer de Provence also allow you to reach the stadium from the city centre in 10 minutes on event days: booking required (cpzou.fr) / Station located on Rue Alfred Binet until St Isidore stop.

Stations:

"Stadium" station: Tram 3 / Bus 52-95

Special tram line 3 between "Port Lympia" and "Saint Isidore"

"Football Lines" shuttle buses

👀 What to See / What to Do in Nice?

Take a stroll along the Promenade des Anglais and its extension, the Quai des États Unis (#ILoveNice), get lost in the narrow streets of Old Nice, Place Masséna, the Promenade du Paillon, or Place Garibaldi.

💮 The Cours Saleya Market is really worth a visit from Tuesday to Sunday.

🏰 Get some height for the panoramic view from Castle Hill or the Saint François Tower.

🏛️ Visit the National Sports Museum located at Allianz Riviera (your tickets via GetYourGuide here, affiliate link).