Stade de France | Sport

Six Nations Tournament Member

february - march 2020

Porte H - Avenue Jules Rimet - 93200 Saint-Denis

Saint-Denis/Stade de France, 93 - Seine - Saint-Denis

Description

The top rugby-playing nations in Europe will fight it out in the eagerly awaited Six Nations Tournament. England, Wales, Ireland, Scotland, Italy and France will play one another over the course of this five week tournament.

The winner of the Six Nations tournament will become the European Champion and will even hold a Grand Slam title if they manage to defeat all the other nations in the tournament. If one team fails to win any matches, they will go home with the wooden spoon.

Six Nations Tournamentat the Stade de France :

01 February 2019	5.45 pm	FRANCE - WALES
03 February 2019	5.45 pm	FRANCE - IRELAND
10 May 2019	5.45 pm	FRANCE - ENGLAND

Website of the event

Audience

All public

Prices and times

Methods of payment

CB/Visa
Eurocard/Mastercard
Amex

Place

Stade de France

Built for the 1998 Football World Cup, the Stade de France is the biggest stadium in France, with a capacity to host more than 80,000 spectators. It is situated in Saint-Denis, a few kilometres to the north of Paris, and is easily accessible by public transport. Sporting events, concerts with top stars and shows on a grand scale are regularly held here. What's more, there are guided visits of this great arena when events are not being staged.

See fact sheet

Events

Contact

Voir la carte

Stade de France

Porte H - Avenue Jules Rimet
93200 Saint-Denis
Tel.. +33 (0) 1 55 93 00 45
qualite@stadefrance.fr
http://www.stadefrance.com/en

Subway - Saint-Denis - Porte de Paris
RER - La Plaine - Stade de France, Stade de France - Saint-Denis
Bus - 153, 239, 255, 356

Disability

Offer adapted to disabled visitors

Hearing
Mental
Physical

Access facilities

Loan of wheelchairs

Accessibility information

- Physical disability: adapted parking spaces with lifts directly accessing the stadium entrance. 1,000 seats available on a platform. Access ramp. Museum area is accessible for people in wheelchairs.
- Visual impairment: access to entrances indicated by visually contrasting and tactile contrasting floor markings.