PSG crowned champions: itinerary for the celebrations planned at the Champ de Mars and the Parc des Princes

The celebration of PSG's European title will take place this Sunday, May 31, 2026 in Paris. The Paris Saint-Germain players, crowned Champions League winners after defeating Arsenal, will greet their supporters at the Champ de Mars and then at the Parc des Princes for a free event open to everyone.

They did it, and Paris will welcome them as heroes. PSG, champions of Europe after beating Arsenal in the Ligue des Champions final on May 30, 2026, is this Sunday, May 31, staging a double celebration in the capital: first a free, large-scale public party at the Champ de Mars in the 7th arrondissement, then a festive evening at the Parc des Princes in the 16th. A full program, open to everyone for the outdoor portion, that promises to be one of the summer’s great collective moments in early-Paris life.

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At the foot of the Eiffel Tower, on the Champ-de-Mars lawn, the main celebration will take place, starting at 2:00 PM. The players will march through the park on a 450-meter-long stage, from the Joffre Plateau near the Military School to the heart of the park, before presenting the Champions League trophy to the crowd gathered before the Iron Lady. Between 85,000 and 90,000 people are expected on site for this rare moment. Throughout the afternoon, fans will relive the season's highlights and enjoy live musical performances ahead of the team's arrival. Entry is free and open to everyone, supporters, Parisians and visitors alike.

How to reach the Champ de Mars by public transport?

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How to access the celebration site

The public can access the Champ-de-Mars starting at 2 p.m. via 4 entry points:

Two access points to the East: Place Joffre and Belgrade Street (from Bourdonnais Avenue)
Two access points to the West: Place Joffre and General Détrie Avenue (from Suffren Avenue)

Customer service staff will be on hand to guide the crowd and provide real-time updates on access conditions. Water distribution points will be available on site, and sealed water bottles are allowed. However, several items are prohibited: laser pointers, tools, banners, weapons, pyrotechnic items, helmets, animals, glass and cans. To reach the site by public transport, be sure to check the metro and RER disruptions for the week as well as the stations that may be closed due to crowding.

And afterwards: the celebration night at Parc des Princes

The day doesn’t end at the Champ-de-Mars. A celebration evening at the Parc des Princes is planned for later, with the stadium doors opening at 7:30 p.m. Each season-ticket holder will receive a complimentary ticket credited to their ticketing account on Sunday morning, and additional tickets will go on sale to the general public. To boost the atmosphere, fans are encouraged to come dressed in the club’s colors. It’s a fitting way to extend the celebration inside the venue that has witnessed so many chapters in the club’s history.

This double-header marks a defining moment for French football and for Paris, which had not tasted a European title of this magnitude since PSG’s first Champions League triumph in 2025. A year later, the Parisians have done it again, and the capital is getting ready to welcome them in style for an event of this scale.