PARIS ST GERMAIN
PSG 2026-27
PSG FIXTURES
Please note that match dates are indicative of the weekend. The match may be scheduled at any time over the weekend from Saturday lunchtime to Sunday evening. Very rarely they may be moved to Friday evening.
Confirmed kick off dates and times are TBC
PSG v Lyon - Weekend of 25 October 2026
PSG v Troyes - Weekend of 07 November 2026
PSG v Lorient - Weekend of 28 November 2026
PSG v Paris FC - Weekend of 12 December 2026
PSG v Auxerre - Weekend of 23 January 2027
PSG v Marseille - Weekend of 07 February 2027
PSG v Stade Brestois - Weekend of 20 February 2027
PSG v Lens - Weekend of 28 February 2027
PSG v Strasbourg - Weekend of 20 March 2027
PSG v Le Havre - Weekend of 10 April 2027
PSG v Lille - Weekend of 17 April 2027
PSG v Angers - Weekend of 17 April 2027
PSG v Nice - Weekend of 16 May 2027
PSG v Toulouse - Weekend of 29 May 2027
These are the currently scheduled fixture dates from the official 2026/27 Ligue 1 calendar. As with all French matches, exact dates and kick-off times may change due to television scheduling and European competition commitments.
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Four Things to Do Beyond Football
VISIT THE EIFFEL TOWER
No visit to Paris would be complete without seeing the Eiffel Tower, one of the world's most recognisable landmarks. Standing 330 metres tall, the iconic structure offers breathtaking panoramic views across the French capital from its observation decks, allowing visitors to admire famous sights including the River Seine, Arc de Triomphe and Sacré-Cœur. Whether you choose to visit during the day or watch the city sparkle after sunset, the Eiffel Tower provides an unforgettable experience and remains one of the highlights of any trip to Paris. With beautiful gardens, cafés and river walks surrounding the monument, it's the perfect place to begin your Paris adventure.
THE LOUVRE MUSEUM
Home to some of the greatest artistic treasures ever created, the Louvre Museum is one of the most visited museums in the world. Visitors can admire masterpieces including Leonardo da Vinci's Mona Lisa, the ancient Greek sculpture Venus de Milo and countless works spanning thousands of years of history. Even if you're not an art enthusiast, the museum's spectacular architecture, including its famous glass pyramid entrance, makes it a must-see attraction. Allow plenty of time to explore its vast galleries before enjoying lunch at one of the nearby cafés in the heart of historic Paris.
CRUISE THE SEINE
One of the most relaxing ways to discover Paris is on a Seine River cruise. As you glide through the centre of the city, you'll pass many of its most famous landmarks, including Notre-Dame Cathedral, the Musée d'Orsay, the Eiffel Tower and the elegant bridges that cross the river. Daytime cruises provide fantastic sightseeing opportunities, while evening sailings showcase the city beautifully illuminated after dark. It's an excellent way to appreciate Paris from a different perspective and offers countless opportunities for memorable photographs throughout your journey.
MONTMARTRE AND SACRE COEUR
For a taste of authentic Parisian charm, spend time exploring the historic district of Montmartre. Famous for its narrow cobbled streets, lively artists' square and café culture, this hilltop neighbourhood has inspired generations of painters, writers and musicians. At its highest point stands the magnificent Basilica of Sacré-Cœur, whose white domes provide one of the finest panoramic views across Paris. Whether you're browsing local art, enjoying traditional French cuisine or simply soaking up the atmosphere, Montmartre captures the romance and character that have made Paris one of the world's most beloved cities.
VISIT NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL
Standing proudly on the Île de la Cité in the heart of Paris, Notre-Dame Cathedral is one of the world's most celebrated examples of Gothic architecture and an enduring symbol of the French capital. Construction began in 1163 and took almost two centuries to complete, resulting in a masterpiece renowned for its magnificent stained-glass rose windows, soaring towers and intricate stone carvings. Although the cathedral suffered extensive damage during the devastating fire of 2019, a remarkable international restoration project has ensured that this iconic landmark continues to inspire visitors from around the world. Whether admiring its breathtaking exterior, exploring its rich history or simply soaking up the atmosphere of the surrounding squares and riverside walks, a visit to Notre-Dame is an essential part of any trip to Paris and offers a fascinating glimpse into more than 850 years of French history and culture.
Getting around
Paris has one of the world's best public transport systems, making it incredibly easy to explore the city during your stay. The Paris Métro is the quickest and most convenient way to travel, with 16 colour-coded lines serving over 300 stations across the capital and connecting seamlessly with the RER suburban trains, buses and trams. Most of the city's major attractions—including the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, Notre-Dame Cathedral, Arc de Triomphe and Parc des Princes—are just a short Metro journey apart. Services run frequently from early morning until late at night, while taxis and ride-sharing services are widely available for added convenience. If you prefer to explore on foot, many of Paris's most famous landmarks are within walking distance of each other, allowing you to experience the city's beautiful streets, cafés and architecture along the way. Before you travel, it's worth downloading or printing a copy of the official Metro map to help plan your journeys: Official Paris Métro Map
Weather and Climate
Paris enjoys a temperate climate, making it an attractive destination throughout the year. Summers (June to August) are generally warm, with average daytime temperatures ranging from 20°C to 27°C, providing ideal conditions for sightseeing, outdoor cafés and evening strolls along the River Seine. Spring and autumn are particularly popular times to visit, offering mild temperatures, colourful parks and fewer crowds at many of the city's major attractions. Winters are cool rather than severe, with temperatures typically between 3°C and 8°C, while occasional frost adds to the city's charm during the festive season. Rainfall is fairly evenly distributed throughout the year, so it's always worth packing a lightweight waterproof jacket or umbrella. Whether you're visiting to watch Paris Saint-Germain at the Parc des Princes or to explore the city's world-famous landmarks, Paris offers a comfortable climate that makes it a fantastic destination in every season.
the parc des princes
Located in the stylish 16th arrondissement of Paris, the Parc des Princes has been the home of Paris Saint-Germain since 1974 and is one of Europe's most recognisable football stadiums. With a capacity of just under 49,000, the stadium combines modern facilities with a distinctive architectural design, featuring its iconic concrete ribs that make it instantly recognisable on the Paris skyline. Although smaller than many of Europe's newest arenas, its steep stands create an intimate atmosphere that places supporters close to the action, making every matchday feel intense and unforgettable.
The Parc des Princes has hosted some of football's greatest occasions, including European Cup finals, UEFA European Championship matches and FIFA World Cup fixtures. Today, it provides the perfect stage for Paris Saint-Germain's domestic and European ambitions, regularly welcoming some of the biggest names in world football. Conveniently located just a short distance from landmarks such as the Eiffel Tower and the River Seine, visiting the Parc des Princes offers more than just a football match—it combines world-class sport with the unforgettable experience of exploring one of the world's most beautiful cities.
the CITY OF LIGHTS
Discover Paris
Few cities in the world can rival the beauty, culture and atmosphere of Paris. Renowned for its elegant boulevards, world-famous landmarks and outstanding cuisine, the French capital offers the perfect setting for an unforgettable football break. From admiring the Eiffel Tower and exploring the Louvre Museum to strolling along the banks of the River Seine or relaxing in one of the city's charming cafés, there's no shortage of experiences to enjoy before or after the match. Paris is also celebrated for its vibrant shopping districts, Michelin-starred restaurants and lively neighbourhoods, each offering its own unique character. Excellent public transport makes it easy to explore every corner of the city, allowing visitors to combine the excitement of watching Paris Saint-Germain with everything that makes Paris one of the world's most visited and loved destinations. Whether you're planning a weekend getaway or an extended stay, a football trip to Paris delivers the perfect blend of world-class sport, history, culture and unforgettable sightseeing.
