Paris- where to stay?

[Tbilisi]

Hey,

Quick answer as Paris is my city. As long as you don't go in the suburbs (and I don't see why you would go there) it's fine, just avoid the north of Paris and the Champs-Elysées between 0:00 and 5:00am. Some PSG mob usually hang on game day around Bastille, however they usually don't attack scarfers and normal fans so it's safe to go and there's many good bars. Good places to have drinks can also be found on Chatelet and Odéon/St-Michel, that's usually where away fans go. You won't have problem to move in the city by subway, it's very well served and subway stations can be found almost everywhere; just remember it close around 1am on week days. Single ride tickets cost 1,80€, but there are many other tickets such as daily ticket which cost around 7-8€. All this can be bought in the subway station directly on automatic machine, you can set english language. Parc des Princes subway stations are on lines number 9 (Porte de St-Cloud or Exelmans) or 10 (Porte d'Auteuil); atmosphere in the stadium will be shit as there is only clowns and picnic fans going now.

Have a good trip

Great post,we are staying near the ground at Boulogne-Billancourt,10 minutes walk.Seems to be a few bars on street map.We arrive late Tuesday afternoon.Are there any good bars where decent non PSG fans go in that area or open after the match?

 

[nofacenoname]

I don't really know as I'm not going to home games anymore since the conflict started in 2010, and back in time you should have avoid any bar in the area especially Les deux stades, Les princes, Aux trois obus and Le Jean-Bouin. However one thing hasen't chaged: the stadium is located in a rich and peacefull neighborhood of the city, and there won't be much activity around after the game. Best thing to do would be to take subway line 10 and head to St-Michel area (subway stops are Odeon/Clunny-la-Sorbonne), it's not too far and you can find many pubs/bars that close around 4-5am on week days (The highlander, The mad maker, Pub Saint-Michel...).