This Monday, Paris Saint-Germain issued an official statement announcing a major first: the doors of the PSG Campus will be opened to the public as part of the European Heritage Days on September 19 and 20, 2026. However, please note that this event is not open to everyone.
“For two days, visitors will be able to go behind the scenes of the Campus.”
For this inaugural edition, the Club has decided to reserve the experience for residents of the neighboring municipalities—Poissy, Aigremont, Chambourcy, Feucherolles, and Orgeval—allowing them to discover an iconic Paris Saint-Germain site that is now fully integrated into their local area.
Over the course of two days, visitors will be able to explore behind the scenes of the Campus and the facilities of the Training Center, where 150 young male and female players, as well as the professional women’s team, train on a daily basis. The tour will include the training and match pitches, the Cité Éducative (educational center), performance and recovery areas, and facilities dedicated to the “PSG For Communities” initiative.
The public will also be able to discover a lesser-known side of the Campus, featuring its organic vegetable garden, orchard, and beehives—testaments to the desire to harmonize sports facilities with natural spaces.
If you wish to take part in the Heritage Days tours at the PSG Campus, please visit the websites of the participating municipalities.
This is a wonderful initiative, given that the new training center had remained closed to the public since its inauguration in 2024. It offers a chance for local residents to fully discover this impressive site, learn more about it, and feel an even closer connection to the club.
Hopefully, the doors will be opened to others on future dates, especially if this initial experience proves successful. It is certainly something to hope for; it would be great news for everyone.
