Beau stade. Architecture originale. Ambiance faible actuellement (kop en grève suite conflit avec la direction). Parcage tjrs aussi beau pour les adversaires.
Stadium guide
Stade Crédit Agricole La Licorne
Amiens, France
Key facts
The Licorne Stadium takes its name from the coat of arms of the City of Amiens. It took the name "Crédit Agricole La Licorne Stadium" following a naming partnership signed in 2018.
It is recognisable by its transparent roof made up of 14,000 m² of laminated glass.
It was built on the site of the Moulonguet stadium which had become too small.
Ticketing & tickets
Where to buy tickets for Crédit Agricole La Licorne Stadium?
Matchday tickets are available on the official ticket office website.
Stadium map
Access, transport & parking
How to get to La Licorne Stadium?
🚍 Bus Line B7
Practical info
The Crédit Agricole La Licorne Stadium is located in the Renancourt district of Amiens, an area that houses several entertainment venues. The Licorne Stadium has several car parks.
🚆 Saint-Roch railway station is close to the stadium. 🚍 It is served by Bus B7.
From Amiens railway station, take Bus B7 towards Saleux, Stop "Mégacité-Francfort".
🚌 On matchdays, a shuttle service operates from Haute-Picardie TGV station. (info on ametis.fr)
🤝 The club encourages car-sharing and rewards it with the allocation of 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 8 car-shares comprising a minimum of 1 passenger.
🌭 The stadium concessions offer all sorts of cold and hot sandwiches, burgers, kebabs, chips and 🍺 drinks.
🛍️ The official shop is located in front of the stadium between the North and East stands.
⏰ The stadium gates open 1 hour 30 minutes before kick-off.
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Lockers
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Tourism around the stadium
👀 What to Do / What to See in Amiens?
Saint Leu District known as "The Little Venice of the North", its canals and half-timbered houses,
The Hortillonnages (floating gardens),
Notre-Dame Cathedral, Jules Verne Museum, Picardy Museum and the zoo.
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