while Paris lacks a fan zone, football fans across greater Paris can still enjoy the PSG-Arsenal champions league final together. discover the best spots to cheer on the team with fellow supporters.

experience the stadium buzz outside the stadium

if you’re craving the electric atmosphere of a packed stadium, head to camp des loges in saint-germain-en-laye. this historic training ground of psg will host up to 8,000 fans, including former players. gates open at 3:30 pm, offering a perfect pre-match experience.

another exciting option is the hippodrome de longchamp, where a massive garden party awaits. from 2 pm to 6 pm, enjoy dj sets and a lounge area before the match kicks off on a colossal 30-meter screen. additional screenings are planned at yo-yo (palais de tokyo) and loft maillot.

indoor viewing with a twist

for those who prefer to escape the sun or enjoy a more controlled environment, grand rex, the iconic cinema, is opening its doors. two theaters will be transformed into vibrant supporter hubs, complete with state-of-the-art sound systems, pre-match animations, and a palpable sense of excitement.

centre Paris anim’ jacques bravo in the 9th arrondissement will also host a lively evening. the free entry event includes match screenings, interactive activities, and a bar—just don’t forget to register in advance. doors open at 5:30 pm.

the 17th arrondissement’s town hall is organizing its own screening. while details are still being finalized, access will be by advance registration only. secure your spot and stay tuned for further updates.

fan zones make a comeback

several municipalities are setting up fan zones for supporters. in le perray-en-yvelines, fans can gather in the municipal park from 4:30 pm for giant screen viewing, refreshments, and food. conflans sainte-honorine follows suit, opening its priory park at 5:30 pm with similar offerings. capacity is limited to 2,000 people.

in épinay-sur-seine, a football-themed evening awaits in the town hall park. food trucks will serve sweet and savory options, but be mindful of prohibited items like bottles, chairs, flagpoles, fireworks, and smoke flares. noisy-le-grand will also open its fan zone at 5 pm, with a warning that it may close early if crowds exceed capacity.

many bars and cafes across greater Paris will also host special screenings, giving you plenty of choices to join the excitement.