Parc des Princes

Paris Saint Germain

Stadiums France - Ligue 1

Parc des Princes

Name: Parc des Princes

Capacity: 48 700

Opended: 1897 (reconstruction: 1932, 1972, 2012)

Field dimensions: 105 x 68 meters

Price of construction: ?

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EURO 2016 - MATCHES ON THE STADIUM:		ATTENDANCE:
12 June 2016 \| 15:00 (Gr. D)	Turkey	0:1 Croatia	43,842
15 June 2016 \| 18:00 (Gr. A)	Romania	1:1 Switzerland	43,576
18 June 2016 \| 21:00 (Gr. F)	Portugal	0:0 Austria	44,291
21 June 2016 \| 18:00 (Gr. C)	Nort. Ireland	0:1 Germany	44,125
25 June 2016 \| 18:00 (Round of 16)	Wales	1:0 Nort. Ireland	44,342

Interest

Modernization of Park des Princes ahead of Euro 2016

Paris - Parc des Princes08.07.2016: The Parc des Princes, or Park of the Princes, is the home ground of Paris Saint-Germain. The club has been playing there since 1974, which was four years after PSG had been started. The Parc des Princes, originally a multi-purpose venue, was built in 1897, and like most stadiums at that time it had a cycle track. The track was part of the stadium until 1967, when it hosted the final stage of the Tour de France for the last time. Five years later, a brand new stadium with a capacity of 48,700 was built on the site of the “vélodrome”.