Allianz Riviera
The Allianz Riviera is the home stadium of OGC Nice, and it opened in 2013. The capacity of the stadium is 36,178.
Take a look at the Allianz Riviera
The Allianz Riviera is also known as the Stade de Nice, due to UEFA and FIFA sponsorship regulations. The opening game was played between OGC Nice and Valenciennes. The stadium would have been built earlier but the plans were put on hold due to financial concerns. They started focussing on other projects instead. With the EURO 2016 – that would take place in France – in mind, the constructions started again. Nice was one of the host cities, so a brand-new stadium with a four-star rating of UEFA was instantly put to use in a great football tournament. The Allianz Riviera also hosted the female World Championships in 2019. The World Championships of rugby takes place in 2023 at the Allianz Riviera.
Visit the Allianz Riviera
You can reach the stadium easily from Nice’s city centre through public transportation. You could either go by bus, train, or tram. Bus 17, 670 and 672 all drive towards the stadium. Train CPZOU and tram L3 are also headed that way. It takes around 30 minutes to travel to the stadium by train. The tram takes about 45 minutes, and the bus gets you there in an hour. You can find all information regarding travelling in Nice on Rome2rio. Would you like to visit this brand-new stadium in Nice and cheer OGC Nice on to victory? Then you should book your football trip to OGC Nice and visit the stunning Allianz Riviera!
