Coupe du monde rugby 2023 - activities

Rugby'Art: the sports exhibition retracing the history of the oval ball during the World Cup

During the Rugby World Cup 2023, a traveling exhibition will be set up between Paris and Levallois-Perret, retracing the sport's 200-year history. An opportunity to reveal the talents of rugby players and artists, who will also be exhibiting their works.

Rugby World Cup 2023: exhibitions in Paris train stations and Versailles

The Versailles-Chantiers, Austerlitz, Montparnasse, Gare du Nord and Gare de Lyon stations invite you to discover exceptional photographs of the Rugby World Cup, the ideal way to keep busy before catching your train!

Rugby World Cup: traffic restrictions around the rugby village at La Concorde

From September 8 to October 28, 2023, the Place de la Concorde will host a huge rugby village to celebrate the competition. But for motorists, there will be severe restrictions, so avoid the area!

Rugby World Cup 2023: base camps in Versailles, Croissy-sur-Seine and Rueil-Malmaison

Three base camps for the 2023 Rugby World Cup teams have been set up in the Paris Region: Wales in Versailles, Tonga in Croissy-sur-Seine and France in Rueil-Malmaison.

Rugby World Cup 2023: a Rugby Park at Auber RER station

Before the Rugby World Cup 2023 kicks off, come and enjoy four days of activities and workshops around the oval ball, in the rugby park at Auber RER station!

Rugby World Cup 2023: France vs. New Zealand in the opening match at the Stade de France

The opening match of the Rugby World Cup on home soil promises to be as legendary as it is complicated for Les Bleus: on September 8, 2023, they must face the All Blacks of New Zealand! A team which has dominated the discipline for many years, but which the XV de France has beaten many times...

Rugby World Cup 2023: fan zones and places to watch and experience the competition in Paris

The sporting event of the year arrives in Paris on September 8, 2023: the Rugby World Cup! To make the most of it, head for the rugby villages, fan zones and festivities set up for the occasion!

Rugby: France's test match against Australia may be cancelled, find out why

On August 27, 2023, the last test match of the French national team will take place against Australia. But the match is under threat from the Australian federation, which is demanding a hefty sum from the FFR...

Une petite histoire jazz du rugby, the tale that tells rugby to children, at the Philharmonie

A rugby show at the... Philharmonie? Yes, that's the idea of Jacques Azam, an illustrator and cartoonist who, with his team of musicians, tells the story of the famous sport of the oval ball.

Rugby World Cup 2023: match broadcasts, exhibition and entertainment at Ground Control

During this autumn's Rugby World Cup, all those who couldn't get tickets will meet up at Ground Control to watch the matches live and enjoy free entertainment for the whole family!

Rugbytots: a free mini Rugby World Cup for children aged 2 to 7

Adults will have their own Rugby World Cup this autumn, and so will children! Rugbytots is organizing a mini-competition for children aged 2 to 7 on September 2, 2023 in Paris!

Rugby World Cup 2023: the complete pool schedule

From September 8 to October 8, 2023, the French will be able to watch the group stages of the Rugby World Cup at home, in several stadiums across France. Discover the full program for this first stage!

France 2023 Rugby Tour: here is the program

From July 22 to November 12, 2022, the nine host cities of the Rugby World Cup 2023 open Rugby Villages to celebrate the event. On the menu: meet athletes, members of the Interior Ministry and from the Overseas Territories Ministry, enjoy tournaments and entertainments.

Rugby World Cup 2023: TF1 acquires all rights to the World Cup

TF1 renews its partnership with World Rugby: the television group has once again acquired all the broadcasting rights for the 2023 Rugby World Cup.

Rugby World Cup 2023: We Love 2023 Tour train inaugurated with Anne Hidalgo in Paris

Hosted in France, the Rugby World Cup 2023 train has been inaugurated this Tuesday September 8, 2020 by Paris mayor, its deputy for Sport and French Rugby Federation president Bernard Laporte. Named We Love 2023, the train will leave from Paris Gare de Lyon on September 9 to travel the roads of France until October 12, 2020.