DISCOVER THE VENUES OF THE OLYMPIC GAMES PARIS 2024
The Olympic Games, a global event steeped in history, competition and unity, returns to Paris in 2024, 100 years since they last hosted the Games. Beyond the athletic performances, this event is also an opportunity to explore the historical and cultural treasures that make up the setting in this host city.
While the venues listed below offer just a glimpse of the Olympic landscape, they showcase the remarkable fusion of sports and legacy that Paris 2024 embodies:
Seine
Seine, Paris' iconic landmark, will serve as a spectacular backdrop for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. An incredible performance will run through 6 km of the Seine, from east to west. It will start from the Pont d'Austerlitz, offering a variety of spectacles along the way. From their boats, athletes will enjoy breathtaking views of iconic sites such as Place de la Concorde, Les Invalides and the Grand Palais.
Eiffel Tower Stadium
Champ-de-Mars, against the backdrop of the majestic Eiffel Tower, will be transformed into a beach volleyball playing field. This historic site, once a gathering place for major events, will add a touch of spirited competition to its narrative. The athletes' quick exchanges and dives will echo the past, when enthusiastic crowds gathered to celebrate important French moments.
Pont Alexandre III
The Pont Alexandre III, a symbol of Parisian elegance, will become the setting for different competitions during Paris 2024. Triathlon, road cycling and the marathon swimming event will take place there under the curious gazes of supporters. This iconic venue rekindles the passion for sport, where modern athletes walk in the footsteps of those who once crossed this legendary bridge.
Château de Versailles
The Château de Versailles, a testimony to France's glorious history, will host the equestrian and modern pentathlon competitions. Athletes will use the same courtyards and alleys as the nobles of yesteryear, blending equestrian elegance with Olympic modernity. Spectators will be transported into a world where history is harmoniously interwoven with competition, adding a new dimension to these disciplines.
Roland-Garros Stadium
Roland-Garros Stadium, a shrine to tennis, will beat with a new intensity. Tennis and boxing athletes will come together to experience moments of fierce competition, pushing themselves to new limits. The courts, where tennis legends have made history, will serve as the location for exciting new chapters. Athletes will tread the ground where champions have walked before them, adding an extra layer of emotion and grandeur to these exceptional games.
Stade de France
The Stade de France, a symbol of national pride and greatness, will come alive with cheers and applause during the athletics and rugby competitions. Athletes will push their limits, reminding spectators of the power of determination and passion. It will also be the scene of the closing ceremony, where athletes from around the globe will represent their nations one last time in an extraordinary moment of celebration.
Seine
Seine, Paris' iconic landmark, will serve as a spectacular backdrop for the opening ceremony of the Olympic Games. An incredible performance will run through 6 km of the Seine, from east to west. It will start from the Pont d'Austerlitz, offering a variety of spectacles along the way. From their boats, athletes will enjoy breathtaking views of iconic sites such as Place de la Concorde, Les Invalides and the Grand Palais.
Eiffel Tower Stadium
Champ-de-Mars, against the backdrop of the majestic Eiffel Tower, will be transformed into a beach volleyball playing field. This historic site, once a gathering place for major events, will add a touch of spirited competition to its narrative. The athletes' quick exchanges and dives will echo the past, when enthusiastic crowds gathered to celebrate important French moments.
Pont Alexandre III
The Pont Alexandre III, a symbol of Parisian elegance, will become the setting for different competitions during Paris 2024. Triathlon, road cycling and the marathon swimming event will take place there under the curious gazes of supporters. This iconic venue rekindles the passion for sport, where modern athletes walk in the footsteps of those who once crossed this legendary bridge.
Château de Versailles
The Château de Versailles, a testimony to France's glorious history, will host the equestrian and modern pentathlon competitions. Athletes will use the same courtyards and alleys as the nobles of yesteryear, blending equestrian elegance with Olympic modernity. Spectators will be transported into a world where history is harmoniously interwoven with competition, adding a new dimension to these disciplines.
Roland-Garros Stadium
Roland-Garros Stadium, a shrine to tennis, will beat with a new intensity. Tennis and boxing athletes will come together to experience moments of fierce competition, pushing themselves to new limits. The courts, where tennis legends have made history, will serve as the location for exciting new chapters. Athletes will tread the ground where champions have walked before them, adding an extra layer of emotion and grandeur to these exceptional games.
Stade de France
The Stade de France, a symbol of national pride and greatness, will come alive with cheers and applause during the athletics and rugby competitions. Athletes will push their limits, reminding spectators of the power of determination and passion. It will also be the scene of the closing ceremony, where athletes from around the globe will represent their nations one last time in an extraordinary moment of celebration.
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