The Paris Saint-Germain faces Arsenal in the Champions League final in Budapest. If you can’t make it to Hungary or secure a ticket for the Parc des Princes screening, Greater Paris offers numerous public viewing spots where you can cheer alongside other fans.

Outdoor viewing spots with stadium atmosphere

For an authentic stadium vibe, head to Camp des Loges in Saint-Germain-en-Laye. This historic PSG training ground can host up to 8,000 spectators and welcomes former players. Gates open at 3:30 PM with kickoff screenings starting soon after. Access is via the main entrance of Georges-Lefèvre stadium.

Garden party at Longchamp Hippodrome

A massive garden party awaits at the Longchamp Hippodrome. DJ sets and lounge areas run from 2:00 PM to 6:00 PM, followed by live screening on a colossal 30-meter diagonal screen. The organizers also plan additional events at YOYO – Palais de Tokyo and Loft Maillot.

Indoor venues for a lively atmosphere

Prefer to stay indoors? The Grand Rex, one of Paris’s iconic cinemas, offers two screening rooms where fans can sing, cheer, and celebrate together. Expect a “curve-like atmosphere” with top-tier sound systems, pre-match animations, and palpable excitement throughout the game.

Community screenings across Greater Paris

The Centre Paris Anim’ Jacques Bravo in the 9th arrondissement hosts a free screening organized by the “Y’A RIEN ÇA JOUE” association. The event features match screenings, animations, and a refreshment stand. Entry is free but requires registration. Doors open at 5:30 PM.

The 17th arrondissement town hall is also arranging a public screening. Due to security constraints, access will be strictly by pre-registration only. Registration links are available through official channels, with further details to be communicated to registered participants.

Fan zones returning to the suburbs

Several municipalities are hosting fan zones. In the Yvelines department, Le Perray-en-Yvelines opens its municipal park at 4:30 PM with giant screens, refreshments, and food stands. Conflans-Sainte-Honorine welcomes fans from 5:30 PM in Prieuré park, also featuring giant screens and catering options. Capacity is limited to 2,000 people here.

In Seine-Saint-Denis, a “grand football evening” takes place at Épinay-sur-Seine’s Hôtel de Ville park. Sweet and savory food trucks will be present, and while entry is free, certain items like bottles, chairs, flagpoles, fireworks, and smoke bombs are prohibited. The gardens of Noisy-le-Grand’s town hall open at 5:00 PM for giant screen screenings, with the fan zone closing early in case of overcrowding.