Stadium guide

Parc des Sports d'Annecy

Annecy, France

4,8/5 · 3 avis 15 714 seats Opened in 18/07/1964 Football

FC Annecy (FCA)

Key facts

Annecy Sports Park is nicknamed "The Bowl".

It is a multi-sport stadium.

Works will begin from May 2025, notably to replace the pitch.

The stadium's side stands were classified as "20th Century Heritage" in 2003.

Access

Stadium map

Access, transport & parking

Stadium addressRue Pierre de Coubertin, 74000 Annecy, France

Directions

How to get to the Sports Park by public transport?

🚍 Bus

Lines 5, 12 and ritmo 2 serve the Sports Park.

Practical info

🚲 A secure and free bike parking with 40 spaces is located inside the stadium, on the south entrance side of the Sports Park.

The club encourages supporters to use public transport.

🤝 The club encourages car sharing and rewards it by allocating a parking space within the car park. It has partnered with Stadium Go. For the 2024/2025 season, this benefit is awarded to the first 20 car shares with a minimum of 2 passengers.

🅿️ The free car park located at Place des Romains, 15 minutes' walk away, fills up very quickly on match days.

The stadium has a nearby 3-storey car park nearby and offers electric charging points.

🛅 The stadium offers a cloakroom.

🛍️ A shop is open on match evenings only at the Sports Park

Accommodation

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Lockers

Arriving with your luggage? Book a locker near the stadium and enjoy the match hands-free.

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Tourism around the stadium

👀 What to See / What to Do in Annecy?

Nicknamed the Little Venice of the Alps,

Explore the old town and its many buildings and monuments, the Palace of the Island, Annecy Castle, the Basilica of the Visitation, the Royal Street.....

Cross the Bridge of Lovers which links the Pâquier esplanade to the gardens of Europe, a park overlooking Lake Annecy, with panoramic views and facing the Isle of Swans,