Football fever is gripping Europe as Paris Saint-Germain and Arsenal face off in the Champions League final. While the Parc des Princes is fully booked and no fan zone will be set up in Paris, you can still join the excitement by heading to one of the many venues across Greater Paris where the match will be broadcast live among supporters.

Outdoor venues for stadium-like atmosphere

For a true stadium experience, head to Camp des Loges in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. The historic training ground of PSG is expected to welcome up to 8,000 fans, including former players. Gates open at 3:30 PM, and access is via the main entrance of Georges-Lefèvre stadium. A perfect spot for early arrivals.

Another highlight is the giant garden party at Longchamp Racecourse. From 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, DJ sets and lounge areas will set the mood before the match kicks off. The main attraction? A 30-meter diagonal screen for the live broadcast. Similar events are planned at YOYO – Palais de Tokyo and Loft Maillot.

Indoor spots for comfort and ambiance

If you prefer to avoid the sun, Grand Rex cinema has you covered. Two of its iconic halls will host live screenings, complete with chants, celebrations, and a state-of-the-art sound system. The organizers promise an electrifying atmosphere with pre-match animations and palpable tension.

The Centre Paris Anim’ Jacques Bravo in the 9th arrondissement will host a free evening organized by the association *Y’A RIEN ÇA JOUE*. Doors open at 5:30 PM, with match screenings, animations, and drinks. Registration is required, but entry is free.

The 17th arrondissement town hall is also arranging a live broadcast. Access will be strictly controlled due to security and capacity limits, with registration mandatory. Practical details will be shared with registered participants soon.

Fan zones making a comeback

Several municipalities are setting up fan zones for the big occasion. In the Yvelines department, Le Perray-en-Yvelines will welcome supporters from 4:30 PM in the municipal park, offering live broadcasts, drinks, and food. In Conflans Sainte-Honorine, the Priory park will open at 5:30 PM with the same amenities. Capacity is limited to 2,000 people.

In Seine-Saint-Denis, a large football evening is planned in Épinay-sur-Seine’s town hall park. Food trucks will be on-site, and entry is free, but certain items like bottles, chairs, flagpoles, and fireworks are banned. The gardens of Noisy-le-Grand’s town hall will also open at 5:00 PM for a giant-screen broadcast. Note that the fan zone may close early if crowds become too large.

Many bars and cafés across Greater Paris will also host special viewing parties. With so many options, you’ll have no trouble finding the perfect spot to cheer on PSG and Arsenal.