Paris Soccer Tour
6D/5N – From $985
6D/5N – From $985
The Paris Tour includes:
Flights or visas are not included.
We offer special prices for family members traveling with the group.
Please contact our dedicated Tour Director for more information
The sample itinerary below solely includes the first three days of the Tour.
1000hrs Arrive to Paris Airport.
1100hrs Private coach transfer to Paris city Center.
1130hrs VISIT PARIS CITY CENTER.
1300hrs Lunch at own cost.
1500hrs PARIS CITY TOUR WITH PROFESSIONAL GUIDE.
1800hrs Dinner at buffet restaurant
2000hrs Check in at accommodation & Rest
2200hrs Sleep
0800hrs Breakfast.
0900hrs Transfer to football facilities.
1130hrs UEFA PRO TRAINING SESSION.
1300hrs Lunch at city center.
1500hrs PSG STADIUM TOUR & OFFICIAL SHOP.
1800hrs Dinner at restaurant.
2100hrs Rest.
0800hrs Breakfast.
0900hrs Transfer to Versailles.
1000hrs VERSAILLES GUIDED TOUR.
1300hrs Lunch at own cost.
1500hrs Transfer to soccer facilities.
1800hrs GAME VS LOCAL OPPOSITION.
2000hrs Dinner at accommodation.
2200hrs Rest.
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The city has 360 sports facilities: 182 tennis courts, 131 municipal gymnasiums, 36 swimming pools (housing 3.4 million tickets in 2006) and ten schools basins, 32 municipal stadiums, two water sports without forgetting that the six parks interdepartmental are divided into three departments concerning Paris and easily accessible.44
The city of Paris has organized 2 Olympic Games (Olympic Games of Paris 1900 and Olympic Games of Paris 1924) and will host its third parties in the Olympic Games of Paris 2024.
It has been held on two occasions the opening and final matches of the World Cup, these were the World Cup in 1938 and the Football World Cup in 1998.
It hosts the main tennis competition in the world on clay, (Tournament of Roland Garros) one of the four tournaments belonging to the Grand Slam.
The Tour de France, the leading cycling race in the world, traditionally ends in Paris: the Parc des Princes from 1930 to 1967, the Vincennes Velodrome from 1968 to 1974, and the Avenue des Champs-Élysées since 1975.
In Paris, the matches that the French rugby team participates in the Six Nations Tournament are traditionally held.
The Grand Prix of the Arc de Triomphe (Prix de l’Arc du Triomphe) is held annually at the Longchamp racecourse in the Boulogne forest (Bois de Boulogne).
The Stade Olympique Yves-du-Manoir hosted the athletics and football events of the 1924 Olympic Games in Paris while hosting the final of the 1938 World Cup.
Meanwhile, the Parc des Princes hosted the final of the European Championship in 1960 and 1984, and the European Champion Cup final in 1956, 1975 and 1981.
The Jean-Bouin Stadium has housed the Seven of Paris, the rugby tournament that integrates the Rugby World Series 7.
The Stade de France hosted the final of the 1998 Football World Cup, the 2016 European Championship, the UEFA Champions League final of 2000 and 2006, the 2007 Rugby World Cup final, and the 2003 World Athletics Championships.
Odisea is a fantastic group of professionals, always on hand to ensure their customers receive the best experience possible. This is a place where knowledge, friendship and camaraderie come together to form a unique Tour experience.
Leading the team are Juan Sanchez & Aitor Corres. Combined they have over 20 years’ experience of travel and the travel industry, and have worked with clients from all over the world from New Zealand to USA, Bahrain to Ireland and many more. There isn’t a scenario these two have not encountered, if you provide them with your total trust, they will provide you with the ultimate experience guaranteed to exceed your expectations.