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Large-Event Venue in Nice, Fr

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About Allianz Riviera

Allianz Riviera is a versatile, eco-conscious stadium in Nice’s Saint-Isidore district. Since opening in 2013 as the new home of OGC Nice, this arena has hosted top-tier football, rugby, and major concerts, including UEFA Euro 2016 matches and events from the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup. With capacity for 36,178 fans for football/rugby and up to roughly 44,624 for concerts, Allianz Riviera offers a modern, modular seating layout designed to maximize sightlines and comfort. Whether you’re catching a match or a headline show, we’re here to help you secure your seats and navigate everything you need for a great visit.

Getting to Allianz Riviera is straightforward with multiple transit options. Public transit includes tram lines with direct event-day access, as well as various bus and rail connections. Parking is abundant, with over 12,000 spaces across managed car parks. The stadium sits in an area with convenient access to hotels and dining, so you can plan a full day or night out. We’ve highlighted trusted affiliate partners for nearby hotels and restaurants to simplify planning. For fans seeking a 360° view before you buy, official seating plans and a virtual tour are available to help you pick the perfect spot. We’ve got you covered for a smooth, no-fuss ticket experience.

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Seating, Parking & Venue Information

  • Location: Allianz Riviera is in the Saint-Isidore district of Nice, France, at Boulevard des Jardiniers, 06200 Nice.
  • Venue type: Multi‑use eco stadium able to host football, rugby, concerts and other large events.
  • Capacity: 36,178 spectators for football/rugby; up to about 44,624 for concerts.
  • Opened: 2013 as the new home of OGC Nice, replacing the Stade du Ray.
  • Major events hosted: UEFA Euro 2016 matches, six matches at the 2019 FIFA Women’s World Cup, and football during the 2024 Paris Olympics.
  • Access: Public transit includes tram lines (direct access on event days) and multiple bus/train options; parking exceeds 12,000 spaces across managed car parks.
  • Seating/chart: The stadium uses modular seating; a 360° virtual tour and official seating plans are available for buyers.
  • Renamed/demolished: Not demolished; the venue opened as Allianz Riviera in 2012 after naming-rights were secured (historically also known as Stade de Nice).