Tennis, handball, horse racing, athletics, basketball, judo, cycling... find all the dates and locations of competitions taking place in the capital, from the legendary marathon to international tournaments.
Join the Grande Rando! Choose from two routes (6 km or 12 km) to explore the landscapes, green spaces, and urban heritage between Bobigny and Romainville
The FedEx Open de France de golf returns to the prestigious Golf de Saint-Nom-La-Bretèche for a spectacular edition of the DP World Tour, with entertainment, spectator village and on-site catering
The Jogging Festival returns to the Carreau du Temple to celebrate the intersection of the arts and sports: shows, performances, sports workshops, group classes, installations, and festive events
Fusion Concept is the biggest international freestyle hip-hop dance festival, bringing the world's best dancers together in Paris for a spectacular finale at the Cirque d'Hiver
The Boulogne-Billancourt Half Marathon returns on November 15, 2026, with its ideal course for breaking your personal best or experiencing an unforgettable first 21 km race
Legacy, hospitality, influence... lessons from the Paris 2024 Games
The Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games marked a new era for the capital. Paris je t’aime provides a clear assessment of the impact of the Games, with a focus on enhanced hospitality, collective mobilisation, tourism innovation and the creation of sustainable synergies.
This White Paper is a reference document for understanding how the Games transformed the welcome and image of Paris on a global scale.
The 2025-2026 PSG season will be played at the Parc des Princes from September 2025 to May 2026, with Ligue 1 and European competition matches.
What free sporting events are available in Paris?
Some running events, such as the Paris Marathon, offer a free show for spectators along the route. The Paris 2024 Olympic cauldron, visible in the Tuileries, is also a free attraction.
What are the different types of sporting events in Paris?
The capital offers a rich variety of sports throughout the year. Team sports dominate the sporting events calendar, with football, basketball, handball and rugby taking place in Paris's major venues. Individual competitions also attract large audiences: tennis, judo, gymnastics, swimming and athletics. These disciplines offer exceptional moments during international championships and prestigious tournaments. Running events are a particularly popular category. Marathons, half-marathons, urban trails and themed races punctuate the Parisian sporting calendar. Equestrian sports also have their place, with traditional horse races and show jumping competitions. Some events are out of the ordinary: sporting shows combining entertainment and performance, competitions in emerging sports or demonstrations of less conventional disciplines. This diversity guarantees that upcoming sporting events will cater to all tastes.