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A verdant fan zone at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp for France-Morocco and the first semifinal.

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Published by Manon de Sortiraparis · Updated on July 7, 2026 at 07:55 p.m.
On July 9 and July 14, 2026, the ParisLongchamp Racecourse will screen the France–Morocco quarter-final and the first semi-final of the 2026 World Cup on a giant screen. Horse racing, DJ sets, food trucks and a range of activities round out the program of this outdoor fan zone.

Following the big matches of the Coupe du Monde 2026 while enjoying a journée aux courses, is the concept offered by France Galop at the Hippodrome ParisLongchamp. On July 9 and 14, 2026, the venue will open a fan zone for the phases finales of the tournament, with retransmission of the matches sur écran géant in an unusual setting for football fans.

The first rendezvous is set for Thursday July 9, starting at 3:30 PM, as part of the JeuXdi evenings by ParisLongchamp. Before kickoff, spectators will be able to watch the horse races scheduled in the late afternoon, enjoy the food trucks on site, the entertainment and a DJ set. The evening will then continue with the live broadcast of the World Cup quarter-final on the big screen, the highly anticipated France-Maroc.

On Tuesday July 14, the racecourse will host a new broadcast for the occasion of the Paris Garden Party. This day of races will be punctuated by the broadcast of the competition's first semi-final. The event will also be punctuated by several musical performances with Bakermat, Paloma, Tigarah and Sam Karslon.

Spectators will be able to switch between the various animations before catching the World Cup 2026 matches in a relaxed, outdoor setting. Access to the fan zone is granted upon presentation of an admission ticket to the racecourse, available from €9. Organisers say entry must be completed before 9 p.m.

Antoine Griezmann : le joueur de foot annonce son départ à la retraire de l'Équipe de FranceAntoine Griezmann : le joueur de foot annonce son départ à la retraire de l'Équipe de FranceAntoine Griezmann : le joueur de foot annonce son départ à la retraire de l'Équipe de FranceAntoine Griezmann : le joueur de foot annonce son départ à la retraire de l'Équipe de France Where to watch the France–Morocco match on a big screen in Paris? Bars and fan zones to follow the World Cup
Looking for where to watch the France–Morocco match in Paris? Here are some promising spots where you can follow the French team's next game during this World Cup 2026, in a festive, big-screen atmosphere, on Thursday, July 9, 2026 at 10 p.m. [Read more]

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Dates and Opening Time
From July 9, 2026 to July 14, 2026

× Approximate opening times: to confirm opening times, please contact the establishment.

    Location

    2 Route des Tribunes
    75116 Paris 16
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    Prices
    A partir de : €9

    Official website
    billetterie.france-galop.com

    Booking
    billetterie.france-galop.com

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    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    Tour de France 2026: which channel will broadcast the Tour de France throughout July?
    The Tour de France 2026 gets underway on July 4 in Barcelona. For almost a month, two networks will air the various stages of the Grande Boucle. Here’s the TV schedule.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    Tour de France 2026: which channel will broadcast the Tour de France throughout July?
    The Tour de France 2026 gets underway on July 4 in Barcelona. For almost a month, two networks will air the various stages of the Grande Boucle. Here’s the TV schedule.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    Tour de France 2026: which channel will broadcast the Tour de France throughout July?
    The Tour de France 2026 gets underway on July 4 in Barcelona. For almost a month, two networks will air the various stages of the Grande Boucle. Here’s the TV schedule.
    Refine your search
    FIFA World Cup 2026: the complete quarterfinals schedule, kickoff times & channels
    The 2026 FIFA World Cup moves into a new phase with the quarterfinals, set to take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with France still in the running. We take a look at the upcoming matches that lie ahead.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    Norway - England: the broadcast channel and kickoff time for this World Cup quarterfinal.
    A 100% European showdown on the horizon for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals! Norway and England meet this Saturday, July 11, in a knockout clash. Which channel will air the game, and what time does it start?
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    FIFA World Cup 2026: the complete quarterfinals schedule, kickoff times & channels
    The 2026 FIFA World Cup moves into a new phase with the quarterfinals, set to take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with France still in the running. We take a look at the upcoming matches that lie ahead.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    Norway - England: the broadcast channel and kickoff time for this World Cup quarterfinal.
    A 100% European showdown on the horizon for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals! Norway and England meet this Saturday, July 11, in a knockout clash. Which channel will air the game, and what time does it start?
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    FIFA World Cup 2026: the complete quarterfinals schedule, kickoff times & channels
    The 2026 FIFA World Cup moves into a new phase with the quarterfinals, set to take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with France still in the running. We take a look at the upcoming matches that lie ahead.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    Norway - England: the broadcast channel and kickoff time for this World Cup quarterfinal.
    A 100% European showdown on the horizon for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals! Norway and England meet this Saturday, July 11, in a knockout clash. Which channel will air the game, and what time does it start?
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    FIFA World Cup 2026: the complete quarterfinals schedule, kickoff times & channels
    The 2026 FIFA World Cup moves into a new phase with the quarterfinals, set to take place from July 9 to 12, 2026, across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with France still in the running. We take a look at the upcoming matches that lie ahead.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    Norway - England: the broadcast channel and kickoff time for this World Cup quarterfinal.
    A 100% European showdown on the horizon for the 2026 FIFA World Cup quarterfinals! Norway and England meet this Saturday, July 11, in a knockout clash. Which channel will air the game, and what time does it start?
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Refine your search
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    France-Morocco: the quarterfinal broadcast in the largest fan zone in the 78
    The Yvelines’ biggest fan zone is back for France vs. Morocco, the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, this Thursday, July 9, 2026. A giant screen, activities, a food truck and a drinks stand will welcome 2,000 supporters, all free to attend.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    France-Morocco: the quarterfinal broadcast in the largest fan zone in the 78
    The Yvelines’ biggest fan zone is back for France vs. Morocco, the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, this Thursday, July 9, 2026. A giant screen, activities, a food truck and a drinks stand will welcome 2,000 supporters, all free to attend.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    France-Morocco: the quarterfinal broadcast in the largest fan zone in the 78
    The Yvelines’ biggest fan zone is back for France vs. Morocco, the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, this Thursday, July 9, 2026. A giant screen, activities, a food truck and a drinks stand will welcome 2,000 supporters, all free to attend.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
    An 800 m² fan zone at Café A to experience the 2026 World Cup in Paris.
    From June 12 to July 19, 2026, Café A will set up a fan zone in its sprawling private garden in the 10th arrondissement, with live game screenings, food, drinks, and football-themed activities.
    A giant fan zone lands in Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) with live match screenings and a full slate of activities.
    From July 4 to 19, 2026, Neuilly-sur-Marne (93) will host a free celebration zone on Place Stalingrad to experience the World Cup 2026 knockout rounds. A giant screen, activities, food and drink, and meet-and-greets with sports legends are on the agenda.
    World Cup 2026: a fan zone with deckchairs and cocktails facing Notre-Dame, on the banks of the Seine.
    The 2026 World Cup is also a waterfront affair. In Paris, La Nouvelle Seine turns its terrace into a fan zone for the evening matches, offering free screenings with purchases, snacks, and Notre-Dame as a backdrop.
    World Cup 2026: Paris’s highest fan zone takes up residence 60 meters up on the Eiffel Tower
    Fans have found their new VIP perch... 60 meters above Paris! For the World Cup, the Eiffel Tower is transformed into a suspended fan zone where you can watch the match with the city as the backdrop, running until July 19, 2026.
    Boom Boom Villette, the XXL fan zone to follow the 2026 World Cup in Paris
    In Paris, Boom Boom Villette screens the World Cup’s marquee matches in a 4,000 m² covered space, with a giant screen, entertainment, and 15 restaurants and bars to enjoy the tournament together.
    Giant screens and fans’ celebrations at Mazette for the 2026 World Cup
    Le Mazette turns the 2026 World Cup into massive fan festivals. Ready to root for the French team?
    France-Morocco: the quarterfinal broadcast in the largest fan zone in the 78
    The Yvelines’ biggest fan zone is back for France vs. Morocco, the 2026 World Cup quarterfinal, this Thursday, July 9, 2026. A giant screen, activities, a food truck and a drinks stand will welcome 2,000 supporters, all free to attend.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras Marie swimming area in the 4th arrondissement
    Swimming for all in the Seine is now a reality! Among the spots that let you swim in central Paris, the Bras Marie swimming site stands out, now located at the foot of the Pont Louis-Philippe. Free to access, the site lets you swim in the Parisian river while admiring the historic heart of the capital.
    FIFA World Cup: a festive, floating fan zone on the banks of the Seine this summer, 2026.
    This summer, the Football World Cup lands on the banks of the Seine! From June 12 to July 19, 2026, the Quai de la Photo opens its doors to welcome fans in an atmosphere that promises to be exceptional, blending live matches with a music program.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bras de Grenelle, in the 15th arrondissement
    Summer 2026 marks the much-anticipated return of swimming in the Seine, with Paris once again shifting into sun-soaked, swim-ready mode from July 4, 2026 through the end of summer. Notably, the Bras de Grenelle swimming area stands out as the refreshing hotspot in the 15th arrondissement.
    FIFA World Cup: giant screen and free activities at La Villette, the family-friendly fan zone
    From June 13 to July 19, 2026, Parc de la Villette comes alive to the rhythm of the World Cup as it hosts a vast, free fan zone at the foot of the Géode. Screenings on giant displays, a five-a-side football pitch, and colorful brick-building workshops invite the whole family to ride the energy of the tournament.
    Where to swim in the Seine in Paris in 2026? The Bercy site, in the 12th arrondissement.
    This summer, once again, the public will be able to swim in the Seine in Paris! Among the bathing sites, the Bercy site in the 12th arrondissement of the capital will open on July 4, 2026.
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