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In Paris and throughout the Île-de-France, dozens of fan zones have been set up so that every fan can follow the Games, practice activities and discover new sports! The party promises to be crazy to the rhythms of the events broadcast on a giant screen.
With a capacity of 500 to 9000 people, the fan zones of the capital and Île-de-France will thrill families. Dedicated spaces in many municipalities of Greater Paris will be specially equipped to follow the ceremonies and highlights of the competition.
Where to follow the games and party in Paris and Ile de France?
Fan zones in Paris
From July 26 to September 8, 2024
- 1st – Youth Quarter (QJ) – (4 pl. du Louvre)
- 1st – Parc Rives de Seine – Qui des Tuileries)
- 2nd – Fabrique de la Solidarité – (8 rue de la Banque)
- 4th – City Hall Square
- 4th – Climate Academy (2 pl. Baudoyer)
- 5th – Arène de Lutèce (49 Rue Monge)
- 6th – Place Saint-Sulpice
- 8th – Parc Monceau – (35 bd de Courcelles)
- 9th – 9th arrondissement town hall
- 10th – Grange aux Belles – Sports field
- 10th – Canal Saint-Martin
- 11th – 11th arrondissement town hall
- 12th – Allée Vivaldi
- 12th – Jardin de Reuilly
- 13th – Parc de Choisy
- 14th – Elisabeth Sports Complex (7 av. Paul Appell)
- 15th – 15th arrondissement town hall
From July 29 to August 10, 2024
- 16th – Trocadero Champions Park – Trocadero Gardens
- 16th – Sainte-Périne Park
From July 25 to September 8, 2024
- 17th – Parc Clichy les Batignolles Martin Luther-King (147 rue Cardinet)
- 18th – Square Serpollet (rue des Cloÿs)
- 19th – Jardins d’Eole (20 rue du département)
- 19th – Banks of the Bassin de la Villette
From July 27 to August 11 and from August 29 to September 8, 2024
- 19th – Grande Halle – Parc de La Villette Club France (av. Jean Jaurès)
From July 25 to September 8, 2024
- 19th – Stalingrad Square
- 20th – Louis Lumière Sports Complex (30 Rue Louis Lumière)
Fan zones in Île-de-France
- 77-Chelles – Pierre Dupont stadium (4,000 people)
- 77-Torcy – at the nautical stadium – (1000 people)
- 78-Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines (4000 people) – leisure islands
- 91-Bondoufle – Robert Bobin stadium (near Orly) -(4000 people)
- 91-Etampes – leisure island – (between 500 and 2000 people)
- 92- Nanterre (Hauts-de-Seine) – Gabriel Péri stadium – (5000 people)
- 92-Colombes – courtyard of the Maintenon School (500 people)
- 92-Sceaux – Menagerie Garden (2000 people)
- 93- Saint-Denis – Africa Station on Saint Denis Island – (between 3000 and 5000 people)
- 93-La Courneuve – Georges Valbon Park (5000 to 9000 people)
- 94-Créteil – Stade Duvauchelle – and at the House of Handball – (4000 people)
- 94-Vincennes – within the grounds of the Château -(3000 people)
- 95-Argenteuil – Parc communal des berges – (5000 people)
- 95-Garge-les-Gonesses – Pierre de Coubertin complex – (900 people)
Other activities in Île-de-France to enjoy the summer
- A treasure hunt • Enigma walk in the Bois de Vincennes or in Versailles
- For the day • A walk in Claude Monet’s house in Giverny (in the Eure)
- If the weather is good • tree climbing around Paris
- Interactive guided tour • Versailles Revolution Tour (in the 78)
- If it rains • the Sea Life Aquarium (in the 77)
- A bit of history • Château de Pierrefonds (in the Oise, 60) or in Fontainebleau (77)
