Cross-Channel Clash
France v England at Stade de France
France v England
14 MAR 2026
The Six Nations 2026 comes to a conclusion with France v England on Saturday 14 March 2026!
This package includes:
- 2 or 3 night stay in a comfortable Paris hotel, checking in Fri 13/03/26
- Tickets to France v England at the Stade de France, 14 Mar 2026.
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With this package, you’ll have the opportunity to experience the best of Paris’ rich culture, delicious cuisine, and historic landmarks, while also cheering on England in the Six Nations. To ensure you have an unforgettable experience, we’ve carefully crafted this package with everything you need, from comfortable accommodation to top-notch match tickets.
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Hospitality Options
Featured Hotel Options
Local Info & Tips
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HOSPITALITY Options
LE VILLAGE HOSPITALITY
Set within the stadium’s official hospitality village, this option combines fine French cuisine with a lively pre-match atmosphere. Guests enjoy a three-course meal, open bar, and entertainment before heading to premium seats to watch the match.
SKYLINE LOUNGE
Located high in the stadium with panoramic views of both the pitch and Paris itself, the Skyline Lounge offers a stylish setting. Modern décor, gourmet finger food, and champagne service create a refined yet relaxed experience.
PARISIAN GOURMET EXPERIENCE
This package celebrates French gastronomy with a curated menu of regional dishes and fine wines. With reserved seating close to the halfway line, it’s an immersive way to enjoy both the match and the flavours of France.
LEGEND OF LES BLEUS
An exclusive dining event with former French internationals, this package offers unique insight into the team’s history. Guests can enjoy personal stories, match analysis, and premium seating, making it ideal for fans who want rugby heritage alongside luxury.
Hotel Options
Our hotels are all on a room-only basis and will be selected from the following. Alternatives may be offered of equal or better quality.
Breakfast may be added upon request.
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Reseda – Comfortable suburban hotel offering good value stays with easy transport links into central Paris and the Stade de France. View
Dalila – Simple, welcoming accommodation providing a budget-friendly base for rugby fans travelling to the French capital. View
Jardins de Montmartre – Boutique-style hotel in the artistic Montmartre district, with characterful rooms and a lively neighbourhood atmosphere. View
Odalys Montmartre – Aparthotel option with self-catering facilities, perfect for groups or longer rugby weekend stays. View
Ibis Alesia Montparnasse – Reliable city hotel combining comfort and convenience, with metro connections to the stadium and central attractions. View
Mercure Porte de Pantin – Modern 4-star hotel close to transport routes, offering spacious rooms and a comfortable base for matchday. View
Local Information & Tips
Parking Arrangements
Parking directly at the Stade de France is limited and should always be booked in advance to guarantee a space. Roads around Saint-Denis become congested on match days, and local restrictions make street parking almost impossible. Many fans prefer to leave their vehicles further out and travel in using Paris’s excellent public transport. The RER B and D lines serve the stadium directly and are generally the fastest option. After the final whistle, allow time for crowds to disperse, as departures can be slow due to the sheer number of supporters.
Weather and Climate
Paris in February and March usually offers cool, changeable conditions, with average daytime temperatures between 6°C and 12°C. Rain is common, often light but lingering, so a waterproof coat or umbrella is recommended. Sunny intervals brighten the city, particularly in the afternoons, and help lift the atmosphere around the ground. Evening temperatures tend to fall quickly, so additional layers are advised, especially for those sitting in the more exposed sections of the stadium. The crisp Parisian air adds an extra edge to this high-intensity fixture.
Things to Do When Not Watching the Matches
THE EIFFEL TOWER
Paris’s most iconic landmark remains a must-see for first-time visitors and seasoned travellers alike. Whether you ascend to the top for sweeping views or simply admire it from the Champ de Mars below, it is an essential part of the city’s charm. At night, its sparkling lights provide an unforgettable backdrop to any trip.
THE LOUVRE MUSEUM
The world’s largest art museum is home to masterpieces including the Mona Lisa and the Venus de Milo. With thousands of works on display, it is impossible to see everything in one visit, but highlights and guided tours ensure an enriching experience. It is a cultural treasure that rivals the spectacle of the stadium.
MONTMARTE & SACRE-COEUR
This historic hilltop district offers cobbled streets, artist studios, and some of the best views across Paris. The Basilica of Sacré-Cœur provides a striking focal point, while the cafés and squares around Place du Tertre capture the bohemian spirit of the city. It’s a perfect place to spend a leisurely afternoon.
SEINE RIVER CRUISE
A cruise along the River Seine offers a unique perspective on the city’s landmarks, from Notre-Dame to the Musée d’Orsay. Daytime cruises provide excellent photo opportunities, while evening sailings showcase Paris illuminated in all its splendour. It’s a relaxing counterpoint to the energy of match day.
A Historic Rivalry
Few rivalries in rugby are as iconic as France v England. It is a fixture steeped in history, with every meeting between Les Bleus and the English carrying weight, pride, and often title implications. France bring flair, physicality, and attacking unpredictability, while England counter with structure, power, and tactical precision.
The Stade de France in Saint-Denis is the perfect backdrop for this confrontation, a vast arena that amplifies the tension and atmosphere. Fans from both sides travel in large numbers, and when tricolour blue mixes with the white of England, the stadium becomes a cauldron of sound, anticipation, and passion.
Why Choose World Choice Sports
25 years of experience
With 25 years of experience in the sports travel industry, WorldChoice Sports is a name you can trust. Our extensive knowledge and expertise ensure that every detail is meticulously handled, making your journey seamless from start to finish. Experience matters, and with a quarter-century in the field, we deliver exceptional service to enhance your sporting experience.
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Le Crunch at its Finest
France v England is more than a rugby match — it is a defining moment of the Six Nations, where history, rivalry, and pride collide. Every contest between these nations is hard fought, unpredictable, and guaranteed to leave its mark on the tournament.
With Paris as the stage, visitors enjoy not only the intensity of the match but also the allure of one of the world’s greatest cities. Whether you return home in triumph or defeat, this fixture ensures memories that last far beyond the final whistle.
