C'est plus un stade d'athlé que de foot, et la visibilité s'en ressent. Mais bon c'est pas si mal non plus (selon où on est placé) et ça reste un stade très facilement accessible…
Key facts
Stade Charléty, built in 1939, was demolished and rebuilt in 1989/1990 to become Paris's athletics stadium, opened in 1993. It is a multi-sport stadium.
It is named after the Rector of the University of Paris in 1939.
Historically it hosts PUC (Paris Université Club). Paris FC has played its home matches here since 2014.
Paris FC will leave Stade Charléty following its promotion to Ligue 1 for the 2025/2026 season. It will then play at Stade Jean Bouin.
Match days : "Cité Universitaire" : RER B / "Stade Charléty Tram T3b Bus 21-67-216 Stations 14014 et 13027 /Vélib
Stadium map
Access, transport & parking
How to get to Stade Charléty by public transport?
Station "Cité Universitaire" : 🚆 RER B
Station "Stade Charléty" : 🚈 Tram T3a - 🚍 Bus 21/67/216
Station "Maison Blanche" : 🚇 Metro 7
Practical info
🌭 The stadium has several refreshment stands on the forecourt and in the corridors. You'll find hotdogs, pasta, risotto, vegetarian dishes, snacks...
🅿️ Parking Saernes / Stade Charlety accessible from Avenue Pierre de Coubertin
🚲 A Vélib station is located 150m from the stadium
🛜 The stadium has WiFi
WHERE TO STAY NEAR STADE CHARLÉTY?
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Lockers
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Tourism around the stadium
👀 What to See / What to Do in Paris?
Plenty to see!
Monuments such as the Eiffel Tower, the Champs Elysées and the Arc de Triomphe, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Sacré Cœur, Le Grand Palais,
The Louvre Museum, the Musée d'Orsay or the Museum of First Arts depending on your taste,
The great boulevards lined with department stores and covered passages...
Photo gallery
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