Paris’s official fan zone will have lots of activities on offer, and live match broadcasts on a giant screen
The most exciting event of the summer, the UEFA EURO 2016™ European football championship, can also be experienced outside stadiums.
The organizing committee and the City of Paris have set up a designated Euro 2016 area: a fan zonefor up to 90,000 supporters on the Champ de Mars at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, open to the public free of cost from 10 June to 10 July.
A place for fans to get together, a venue for football-related activities and a great way to watch live broadcasts of the matches, the Eiffel Tower fan zone is sure to make the UEFA EURO 2016™ a festive and unforgettable experience.
Fan zone opening hours
From 4pm on 10 June for the set-up
From midday to midnight until 27 June
From 4pm to midnight from 30 June to 10 July
Entrance to the Eiffel Tower fan zone
Supporters can access the fan zone for the duration of the championship through one of 6 entrances:
Avenue de la Motte-Piquet (7th)
Avenue Joseph Bouvard (7th)
Avenue Charles-Risler (7th)
Activities
The fan zone will have lots of entertainment, a stage for concerts, a village run by the UEFA’s sponsors, places to eat, etc.
There will be a giant screen on Place Jacques Rueff (7th), with additional screens dotted through the fan zone.
David Guetta will be writing and performing the UEFA EURO 2016 anthem. The famous French DJ will give a concert on the Champ de Mars on 9 June, on the eve of the tournament.
The Saint-Denis fan zone
Like neighbouring Paris, the town of Saint-Denis will be welcoming football supporters in the region to a fan zone located in the Parc de la Légion d'Honneur, open to one and all throughout the championship, starting from 10 June.
Like neighbouring Paris, the town of Saint-Denis will be welcoming football supporters in the region to a fan zone located in the Parc de la Légion d'Honneur, open to one and all throughout the championship, starting from 10 June.
