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CDG Airport - Saint Denis (Hotel or FRANCE STADIUM)

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Enjoy a stress-free journey with our private car and van transfer service from CDG Airport to Saint-Denis. Saint-Denis, a suburb of Paris, is known for its rich history and the famous Stade de France. Whether you're traveling for a sports event, concert, or cultural visit, our service provides a convenient and comfortable way to reach your destination. Additionally, our transfers from CDG Airport to central Paris offer a smooth connection to the city's many attractions. For those heading to or from Paris - Orly Airport, we provide efficient transfers to ensure you arrive at your destination relaxed and on time. Our experienced drivers guarantee a safe and pleasant trip, allowing you to enjoy the scenic beauty of Paris and its surroundings. With our reliable service, you can experience the historical and cultural richness of Saint-Denis and Paris without any transportation worries.

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What can we tell about the history of the stadium in France : its construction, its destiny ?
What can you visit at the France Stadium ?
What do hotels near France stadium offer to tourists ?
Discover the Paul Eluard Art and History Museum in Saint-Denis
Why visit Saint-Denis Cathedral ?
How to join Stade de France from Charles de Gaulles airport by van ?

What can we tell about the history of the stadium in France : its construction, its destiny ?

The Stade de France is a multi-sports stadium located in the Plaine district of Saint-Denis, near Paris. Built for the 1998 FIFA World Cup, it is capable of hosting various sports events, including football, rugby, athletics, and concerts. The stadium cost around 300 million euros to build, with one-third of that amount being used to set up secondary installations. It was inaugurated by then-President Jacques Chirac on January 28, 1998, on the occasion of a France-Spain football match.

Since its inauguration, the Stade de France has hosted several major sporting events, including the 1998 FIFA World Cup, the 2003 World Athletics Championships, the 2007 Rugby World Cup, the UEFA Champions League finals in 2000 and 2006, and the Euro 2016 final. It is also a popular venue for concerts, with artists like The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Madonna, Black Eyed Peas, Johnny Hallyday, and U2 having performed there.

However, the stadium is also remembered for the terrorist attacks that took place on November 13, 2015, during a friendly football match between France and Germany. The attacks resulted in the death of 130 people, including spectators outside the stadium.

The Stade de France is set to play a major role in the upcoming 2024 Olympic Games if Paris is awarded the hosting rights by the International Olympic Committee.

What can you visit at the France Stadium ?

The guided tour of the stadium

A guide of the stadium of France will offer you a visit within the mythical enclosure of the 1998 World Cup. You will have access to the locker rooms, private lodges and the tunnel. This visit also allows you to experience the atmosphere of the awards ceremony. Unless you launch a drone, a few meters above the roof, you will not get a better view of the stadium than during this visit. Anecdotes, wild statistics, unsuspected places, you will walk in the footsteps of Zidane, Karembeu and Madonna. This visit includes free access to the Musée du Stade de France.

The Stade de France Museum

The discovery of the museum is free if it is part of the program of guided tour of the stadium of France.

What do hotels near France stadium offer to tourists ?

Hotel Ibis Paris Saint-Denis The Ibis Saint Denis hotel is located in the heart of Paris, just a few steps away from the A1 motorway, 2 km from Paris and 12 km from Roissy CDG. It is also close to the Villepinte Exhibition Center. Hotel of the round table Hotel located in the city center of Saint-Denis, 200 meters from the Basilica and 1.3 km from the France Stadium. CDG Airport is 16 km away. This small hotel offers 18 simple and comfortable rooms, including individual and family rooms. It features a restaurant and a bar with a terrace.

Discover the Paul Eluard Art and History Museum in Saint-Denis

The Paul Eluard Museum of Art and History is a popular site for tourists. He is best known for his original themes and collections of prints. It is located in Saint-Denis, on avenue Gabriel Péri.

It's history

Formerly, in the year 1901, it was in the old Hôtel Dieu in the city. It was only in 1972 that the municipality of Saint-Denis decided to acquire Carmel and set up the museum of art and history there. Thus, it re-opened its doors in this new establishment in 1981.

It's activities

This museum has the distinction of having in its possession, a whole collection each having a very original theme. You could, for example, discover Carmel. It is a room dedicated to Carmel, where you will have the opportunity to discover objects, paintings of life belonging to them. You could also see there a whole panoply of documents and objects which represent the religious city and the life of the women who consecrated their existence to God. But that's not all, you will also have the chance to learn the history of Saint-Denis and its abbey, which is located in the former refectory. What's more, it is surrounded by a craft activity, which will allow you to discover a whole collection of medieval ceramics, which were made, using ancient techniques. In addition, you will find other objects, belonging to the ancient era, such as sculptures, weapons, furniture, clothing and much more. In this museum there is also an apothecary, all in wood and containing all kinds of pharmaceutical products. But still, by entering it, you will deepen your knowledge, since this museum also provides information on the history of wars, dating from 1870 to 1918. Without forgetting the famous collections of prints which also make its reputation.

Why visit Saint-Denis Cathedral ?

The Cathedral of Saint-Denis has undergone different classifications since its conception in the 17th century. Originally, this cathedral was founded as an abbey and did not receive cathedral status until 1966, but the surrounding garden was classified as a historic monument in 1926. The Cathedral of Saint-Denis is located in the center of the city of Saint Denis, 5 km north of Paris, in the Ile-de-France region. Tram line 1 and metro line 13 serve the cathedral, which is also called Saint Denis basilica. The name Saint Denis comes from the history of a bishop of Lutetia who was an evangelizer of Gaul in the 3rd century. When he was beheaded, he would have walked, his head in his hands, to the Catolacus cemetery where he wanted to be buried. At the end of the Roman persecutions, the city where this cemetery is located was named Saint Denis. To visit the Cathedral of Saint Denis, visitors can use an autoguide deployed in different languages, allowing an original visit lasting one hour and 15 minutes. For history buffs, it is brought to their attention that the basilica has housed the tombs of all the kings of France since Dagobert. Recently, the basilica is divided into three spaces and two spaces are open to the public. Regardless, it should be noted that the Basilica of Saint Denis is the most fabulous royal necropolis in the world.

How to join Stade de France from Charles de Gaulles airport by van ?

The shuttle transfer from Charles de Gaulle airport to the Stade de France can be done via the A1. Then, the best route will consist of Follow A1 in the direction of Place de la Porte de Paris / N1 in Saint-Denis, take the exit 2 and leave A1 and follow the signs to the Stade de France. This route is estimated at 20 min if there is no traffic.