Vélodrome Stadium Marseille
Go behind the scenes at the Orange Vélodrome and discover the home of Olympique de Marseille. Walk through player areas, step pitchside, and learn the stadium’s history while experiencing the atmosphere of one of France’s most iconic football venues.
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Explore the iconic Orange Velodrome stadium at your own pace and get behind-the-scenes access to the Olympique de Marseille, France's oldest and most successful football club.
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Visit the players’ pitch, the trophy room, and the dressing room which are usually off-limits to the general public.
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Once inside, discover football match archives, player posters, and player anecdotes from past matches.
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Conclude your tour with a close look at the Olympique de Marseille trophies, from the UEFA Champions League trophy to numerous domestic titles.
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Explore the iconic Orange Velodrome stadium at your own pace and get behind-the-scenes access to the Olympique de Marseille, France's oldest and most successful football club.
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Visit the players’ pitch, the trophy room, and the dressing room which are usually off-limits to the general public.
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Once inside, discover football match archives, player posters, and player anecdotes from past matches.
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Conclude your tour with a close look at the Olympique de Marseille trophies, from the UEFA Champions League trophy to numerous domestic titles.
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Explore Marseille’s sporting passion and cultural heritage with one ticket, visiting both the Orange Velodrome and MUCEM.
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Walk behind the scenes at the stadium and see press rooms, tunnels, and trophy displays which bring Olympique de Marseille’s history to life.
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See France’s only Champions League trophy up close and feel the thrill of one of the nation’s biggest arenas.
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Skip the lines at MUCEM and discover Mediterranean culture through permanent and rotating exhibits.
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Stroll through the museum’s striking architecture and explore stories spanning medieval traditions to modern creativity.
More details
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Explore Marseille’s sporting passion and cultural heritage with one ticket, visiting both the Orange Velodrome and MUCEM.
-
Walk behind the scenes at the stadium and see press rooms, tunnels, and trophy displays which bring Olympique de Marseille’s history to life.
-
See France’s only Champions League trophy up close and feel the thrill of one of the nation’s biggest arenas.
-
Skip the lines at MUCEM and discover Mediterranean culture through permanent and rotating exhibits.
-
Stroll through the museum’s striking architecture and explore stories spanning medieval traditions to modern creativity.
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About Vélodrome Stadium Marseille
The Orange Vélodrome is a highlight of any Marseille adventure, offering a unique blend of sports heritage and interactive experiences. As part of Headout’s sports and stadium collection, it invites visitors to walk in the footsteps of football legends, explore exclusive areas, and enjoy innovative features like VR matchday moments—all within one of France’s most iconic arenas.
The Orange Vélodrome was originally built in 1937 and has undergone major renovations for both the 1998 FIFA World Cup and UEFA Euro 2016.
Its roof covers 13 kilometers of terraces, creating a distinctive wave-like silhouette visible across Marseille.
Olympique de Marseille’s 1993 UEFA Champions League trophy, displayed here, is the only one ever won by a French football club.
The stadium’s capacity exceeds 67,000, making it the second-largest sports venue in France.
A new immersive VR experience, launched in August 2025, lets visitors virtually join OM players and relive historic matchday moments.
Why visit Vélodrome Stadium Marseille?
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Gate 18 (Jean Bouin Stand) – Stadium Tour Entrance
Located on the Jean Bouin stand side of the stadium at 3 boulevard Michelet, Gate 18 is the exclusive entrance for all self-guided stadium tours. Look for the 'Visite Stade' signs near Parc Chanot. This entrance is fully wheelchair accessible, with step-free paths, ramps, and accessible ticket counters. Security checks and staff assistance are available at this gate. Please note: Entry is only permitted at your booked time slot, and late arrivals cannot be accommodated.
Regular Hours: Stadium tours run Tuesday to Sunday during French school holidays, from 10:00am to 12:00pm and 1:30pm to 5:00pm. Tours are not available on match days or during major stadium events.
Last Entry: Final admission is 1 hour before closing (typically 4:00pm).
Special Closures: The stadium is closed for tours on all OM match days, select public holidays, and during private events. Winter months (November–February) may have reduced availability, with tours often by appointment only. Always check the official calendar before planning your visit.
A souvenir shop is located near the tour exit, offering OM merchandise and memorabilia.
Dining outlets and snack bars are available within the stadium during tour hours.
Toilets are available at multiple points along the tour route.
Paid parking is available in nearby lots such as Parc Chanot. On-site parking is limited, especially on event days.
First aid facilities are available for emergencies during your visit.
An information desk is located at the main entrance (Gate 18) to assist visitors.
The stadium tour route is wheelchair accessible, including elevators and accessible restrooms.
Service animals are welcome to accompany guests with disabilities.
Elevator access is available for guests with mobility needs throughout the tour route.
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