The two matches at a glance
| Info | Detail |
|---|---|
| Match 1 | France v Wales, Saturday 6 February 2027, 5:40pm (tournament calendar) |
| Match 2 | France v Scotland, Sunday 21 February 2027, 4:10pm (tournament calendar) |
| Venue | Stade de France, Saint-Denis |
| Tickets | Official box office of the Stade de France and the French Rugby Federation |
| Where to stay | La Plaine Saint-Denis, Saint-Denis centre, Gare du Nord |
| Getting back | RER B, RER D, metro 13 |
Tickets: official sources only
We do not sell tickets. The Stade de France offers an on-sale alert for each match; demand is very high. Avoid unofficial resellers: resale tickets may be refused at the gate. See also the page Six Nations at the Stade de France.
Where to stay
- La Plaine Saint-Denis: the closest, on foot or one RER stop, a business district that is quiet in the evening.
- Saint-Denis centre / basilica: 15 to 20 minutes' walk. See the Basilica of Saint-Denis.
- Gare du Nord / Paris 10th: RER B in about 10 minutes, many hotels, but packed trains after the match. See hotels near Gare du Nord.
All areas are compared in hotels near the Stade de France.
Getting there and back
- RER B: La Plaine – Stade de France. RER D: Stade de France – Saint-Denis. Metro 13: Saint-Denis – Porte de Paris. See RER B and RER D.
- Arrive at least an hour before kick-off for security checks. At the exit, the lines are saturated for over an hour: stay in the area or walk to another station.
- February is cold: see Paris in February.
Before or after
- Stade de France tour on another day (no tours on match days).
- Paris in winter for things to do.
- Other events: concerts at the Stade de France in 2027.
FAQ
Which 2027 Six Nations matches are played in Paris? France v Wales on 6 February and France v Scotland on 21 February, at the Stade de France.
What time are the kick-offs? 5:40pm and 4:10pm according to the tournament calendar, to be confirmed on the box office.
Where do I buy tickets? On the official box office of the Stade de France or the French Rugby Federation.
Which RER should I take? RER B (La Plaine – Stade de France) or RER D (Stade de France – Saint-Denis).
Should I stay in Saint-Denis or Paris? In Saint-Denis to walk home; in Paris if you want to sightsee, accepting packed trains.
La rédaction Paris Authority, 31/10/2026.
