Home of Paris Saint-Germain: the Borelli and Paris touchlines for the view, the Auteuil and Boulogne ends for atmosphere.
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Parc des Princes Seating Map
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The Parc is sold by tribune: Borelli and Paris down the two touchlines, Auteuil and Boulogne behind the goals. Every coloured area is tappable — select one for its view rating, atmosphere and SPL’s verdict. Auteuil is the Collectif Ultras Paris end, and the visitors’ allocation is the gate V corner diagonally opposite it.
Best pick — Tribune Borelli
Good value — Paris & Boulogne
Auteuil — the CUP’s end
Away section — gate V corner
· brighter = closer to the pitch · fully covered, all-seater
Good value — Paris & Boulogne
Auteuil — the CUP’s end
Away section — gate V corner
· brighter = closer to the pitch · fully covered, all-seater
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At a Glance
| Section | View | Atmosphere | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tribune Borelli (presidential side) | ★★★★★ | ★★★ | Best view, premium seats, hospitality |
| Tribune Paris | ★★★★★ | ★★★ | Best-value touchline view |
| Tribune Auteuil | ★★★ | ★★★★★ | Ultras end, loudest home support |
| Tribune Boulogne | ★★★ | ★★★★★ | Historic end, loud behind the goal |
| Upper tiers (all stands) | ★★★★ | ★★★ | Full-pitch overview |
| Visitors (gate V corner) | ★★ | ★★★ | Away allocation only |
Section-by-Section Breakdown
Tribune Borelli (presidential side)Premium
The presidential side, formally the Tribune présidentielle Francis Borelli, runs the length of one touchline and carries almost all of the ground’s hospitality, with the players tunnel and the dugouts. It is the premium side of the stadium.
Presidential sideTunnel and dugoutsPremium seating
The best seats in the ground - expect to pay for them.
Tribune ParisBest Pick
The touchline opposite Tribune Borelli. It gives the same balanced, side-on view of the whole pitch and is where many single-match ticket holders end up.
Long sideSide-on viewTouchline seats
The sensible best-value choice for the football itself.
Tribune AuteuilAtmosphere Pick
The end behind the north goal, long associated with the vocal Collectif Ultras Paris. It is built on the same two-tier pattern as the rest of the bowl, and delivers the most visual display of PSG support.
Ultras endBehind the goalLoud
Pick this for the atmosphere - not for the tactical view.
Tribune BoulogneAtmosphere Pick
The end behind the opposite goal and the ground’s other historic end. Together with Auteuil it is where most of the noise comes from.
Historic endBehind the goalLoud
The second big end of noise - another atmosphere-over-angle choice.
Upper tiersGood Value
The upper tier of each stand sits higher and further back but keeps the whole pitch in view. Ticket categories generally place the long sides above the ends.
Elevated viewFull-pitch overviewTwo-tier bowl
A good compromise if you want the overview and a lower category.
Visitors (gate V corner)Away Allocation
Visiting supporters are placed in the corner where Tribune Paris meets Tribune Boulogne, reached by gate V, across the lower and middle tiers and diagonally across the bowl from the Auteuil end.
Corner allocationGate VAway fans
Away allocation only - expect an angled corner view.
What to Avoid
The Parc des Princes is a compact oval of four covered stands, so there is no single terrible seat for football - the trade-off is atmosphere against angle. If you want a calm, tactical view, avoid the Auteuil and Boulogne ends, where the supporters sing and wave flags for the whole match. If you are a neutral visitor, the long sides are the safer choice. Gates are lettered around the stadium and each ticket is assigned a specific gate, so check yours before you arrive.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best seats at the Parc des Princes?
Tribune Borelli and Tribune Paris, along the two touchlines, give the clearest side-on view of the pitch. Borelli, the presidential side, is the premium one, with the tunnel, the dugouts and almost all of the hospitality.
Where is the loudest section at the Parc des Princes?
The two ends. Tribune Auteuil, home of the Collectif Ultras Paris, is the loudest place in the ground, and Tribune Boulogne behind the opposite goal is the other historic end.
Where do away fans sit at the Parc des Princes?
Visitors are placed in the corner where Tribune Paris meets Tribune Boulogne, reached by gate V, covering the lower and middle tiers.
What is the capacity of the Parc des Princes?
47,929, spread across four covered all-seater stands in an oval bowl.
How do I get from London to the Parc des Princes?
By Eurostar and Paris Metro - see our Parc des Princes transport guide for the station-to-ground route.
