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Paris - Stade Francais

Top 14 Series - Stade Francais

Fast Facts About Paris to Know for Your Matchday

• The Eiffel Tower was never intended to be a permanent fixture. Built for the 1889 World’s Fair, it was slated for demolition 20 years later. However, Parisians grew fond of the structure and left it be.

• Beneath the city streets, you will find a network of Catacombs. Overcrowded cemeteries in the 18th century led to the transfer of millions of bones to these underground tunnels.

• Paris has very few stop signs on its roads. Traffic circles and right-of-way rules the are primary methods of managing traffic flow. The Arc de Triomphe looks very inviting to drive on doesn’t it?

Current Top 14 Standings

• Stade are competing with Toulouse for this year’s Top14 title and rank 2nd to Toulouse in terms of overall Top 14 titles. The last time Stade grasped the title was in 2015. The era of Pascal Pape, Morne Steyn and Sergio Parisse.

• Given that Stade haven’t progressed far in the international competitions, they can put Toulouse under pressure given their progression in the Champions Cup.

• Players to keep an eye on the day include Brad Weber, Joe Marchant, Lester Etien, Zack Henry and Jorgis Segonds

• You can find their most recent highlights below:

Best Area to Stay in Paris & the Stadium

Boulonge-Billancourt

• This area offers far better value for money whilst being in close-proximity to the city and the stadium.

• A part of the city that many Parisians would call home and adorned with local markets, vibrant cafes and colourful green spaces.

Stade Jean Bouin

• Built in 1925 and named after French Olympian, Jean Bouin, who won silver in the 5000 meters at the 1912 Olympics.

• It is located directly across the road from PSG’s home ground, the Parc Des Princes. It can accommodate roughly 19,000 spectators and tickets range from €22 - €70.

Best Breakfast & Coffee in Paris for Before and After the Match

Boulangerie Pâtisserie Artisanale - Route De La Reine

• An absolutely superb bakery located right around the corner from you.

• Widely considered as one of the top bakeries in Paris and definitely the best bakery in the locality.

L'Entente Le British Brasserie - Rue Monsigny

• You’d swear you were in an English pub as the staff serve up the British classics.

• Try the best full-English in all of Paris. If you fancy a Sunday roast and am missing home, they also offer an impeccable offering.

Other Recommendations

• Cusuaka cafés - Exceptional coffee spot accommodating those who haven’t ventured beyond a latte to those making their own drip coffee in the morning.

• Bob’s Bake Shop - An American-style bakery and breakfast spot. Located on the north side of the city in case you find yourself about for a wander.

Is your destination not covered?

Heading on a stag, hen or venturing on an away day? You probably encounter the following:

1. Your friends leave everything until last minute.

2. They rely on one person to pick what the entire group is doing and where you are going.

3. If a place is rubbish, your friends turn to you and never let you forget that woefully bad place you took them.

Well, look no further. If you want an itinerary that is based on prior groups’ memorable experiences and local recommendations, just reply to this email.

Best Restaurants in Paris for Before and After the Match