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Time travel: from the 1998 Stade de France to the 2025 Olympic village
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Turn back time and discover how the world of sport has shaped the cities that host athletes from around the world — through a guided tour by Tristan Bayle, who witnessed the Paris 2024 Games from the inside. This walk combines historical insight, urban analysis, and first-hand stories from the Olympic period.
- Location : Saint-Denis
- Duration : 2h
- Access by Public Transport : Métro Saint-Denis Porte de Paris, sortie Stade de France (ligne 13)
- Language : English
Description
During this two-hour stroll, we'll plunge into the heart of the industrial past of Plaine Saint-Denis and the Pleyel District, to better propel us towards its future.
A quarter of a century after the magic of the 1998 World Cup, the iconic Stade de France will tell us a story that reveals the transformation impact of sports facilities and infrastructures on a neighbourhood.
Explore this innovative neighborhood, a legacy of the Paris 2024 Games, where nearly 14,500 athletes stayed, and discover how it's being transformed into a model for the city of tomorrow. It’s against this backdrop that we’ll admiring the Olympic Aquatic Center, dazzling us with its revolutionary technical advances.
Saint-Denis is reinventing itself through emblematic developments that not only shape the city's identity, but also mark the broader evolution of the Parisian suburbs.
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