Parc des Princes

Also known as the French Stadium of Light, the Parc des Princes was considered to be France's national stadium until the construction of the Stade de France in 1998. The Parc des Princes still hosts top-class football and rugby matches, as well as concerts by well-known bands and singers.

If you're attending a concert or sporting event at the Parc des Princes, the nearby Radisson Blu Hotel, Paris-Boulogne is an ideal place to stay. This chic hotel in Boulogne Billancourt is only ten minutes' walk from the Parc des Princes, so getting to your event is simple.

Enjoy music and sports at the Parc des Princes
The Parc des Princes stadium gets its name from the royal hunting grounds on which it stands, and was the original finish of the Tour de France, from its inception in 1903 until 1967. Paris-Saint-Germain regularly plays top-flight French League 1 football at the stadium, including 'Le Classique', the hotly contested match against Olympique de Marseille.

The stadium, which was rebuilt in 1972 and seats 48,712 people, has attracted some big names from the music business too – Coldplay, Bruce Springsteen, French star Johnny Halliday and many other stars have played at the stadium in the past.

Stay at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Paris-Boulogne for Parc des Princes events
The Radisson Blu Hotel, Paris-Boulogne is the perfect option for anyone heading to an event at the Parc des Princes.

With comfortable rooms, a well-equipped gym and an outstanding restaurant, you're sure to enjoy your visit to Paris when you stay at this stylish hotel.

Book a room at the Radisson Blu Hotel, Paris-Boulogne, near the Parc des Princes.