OM Stadium Tour at the Orange Velodrome at Orange Vélodrome

OM Stadium Tour at the Orange Velodrome

Step inside the Orange Velodrome, home to Olympique de Marseille and one of France's most atmospheric football stadiums. This self-guided tour gives you exclusive access to areas normally reserved for players and staff, letting you explore at your own pace through the heart of Marseille's football culture.

Walk through the players' tunnel onto the pitch where OM legends have made history. Visit the changing rooms where the team prepares for matches, explore the conference rooms where tactics are planned, and relax in the players' lounge. The tour includes access to the trophy room, showcasing OM's UEFA Champions League triumph and domestic silverware, alongside archives and memorabilia that tell the story of France's most passionate football club.

The flexible format means you can spend as long as you want in each area, whether you're studying the trophy collection, taking photos from the stands, or soaking up the atmosphere on the pitch. Perfect for football fans wanting an insider's perspective on one of Europe's most storied clubs.

What is Included

• Access to the pitch, players' tunnel, and changing rooms
• Entry to the trophy room and club archives
• Visit to conference rooms and players' lounge
• Self-guided tour with flexible timing
• Photography permitted (no professional cameras)

Good to Know

This is a self-guided tour with no narration, giving you complete flexibility to explore at your leisure. Bags larger than 25x25 cm are not permitted, with on-site storage available for larger items. Professional photography equipment is not allowed, but personal cameras and phones are welcome.

The stadium is accessible for visitors with disabilities, with designated seating and parking spaces available with valid proof. Children are welcome, though strollers and prams are not allowed inside the stadium.

While exploring Marseille's football heritage, you might also enjoy discovering the city's other cultural treasures. The Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica offers spectacular views over the city and Mediterranean, while a Marseille walking tour reveals the historic streets and vibrant neighbourhoods that make this port city so distinctive.