Stade Pierre-Mauroy is a modern stadium built to be exceptionally adaptable—best known for its retractable roof and modular design that can shift between event formats. With a capacity of around 50,000, it ranks among France’s biggest stadiums, serving as a prime stage for top-level football and a proven setting for large-scale concerts and show productions.
Inside, the steep, continuous tiers create strong sightlines and a “close to the action” feel even from higher rows. When the roof is closed, the atmosphere tightens and sound carries with extra punch, while comfortable seating, clear wayfinding, and a solid mix of food-and-drink options help the crowd move smoothly.
You’ll find the venue at 261 Boulevard de Tournai, Lille, France, in the wider metropolitan area, with clearly signposted approaches and entrances on event days. Many visitors arrive by car using the surrounding road network and event parking, and the metro is also a handy choice via nearby stations (Line 1: Cité Scientifique / 4 Cantons), followed by a short walk to the gates. For the broader picture of getting around the city beyond the stadium area, check the text further down the page.