Here are the venues to be used for the Paris Olympic Games. While most of the events will be held across Paris and its metropolitan area, some will be hosted away from the city, and the surfing competition is being held 15,000km (9,320 miles) away from Paris.

In addition to existing sporting venues, there will be various temporary arenas and stands, with several being built around famous landmarks. The only permanent sports facility built for the Olympics is the Aquatics Center, host of the artistic swimming, water polo and diving events.

A list of venues and the sports to be held at each ...

Aquatics Centre, Paris — Artistic swimming, diving, water polo

Bercy Arena, Paris — Artistic gymnastics, basketball, trampoline

Bercy Arena, Paris — Artistic gymnastics, basketball, trampolineBercy Arena, Paris — Artistic gymnastics, basketball, trampoline

Bordeaux Stadium, Bordeaux — Football

Champ-de-Mars Arena, Paris — Judo, wrestling

Champ-de-Mars Arena, Paris — Judo, wrestlingChamp-de-Mars Arena, Paris — Judo, wrestling

Chateau de Versailles (Palace of Versailles), Versailles — Equestrian, modern pentathlon

Chateau de Versailles, Versailles — Equestrian, modern pentathlonChateau de Versailles, Versailles — Equestrian, modern pentathlon

Chateauroux Shooting Centre, Chateauroux — Shooting

Eiffel Tower Stadium, Paris — Beach volleyball

Eiffel Tower Stadium, Paris — Beach volleyballEiffel Tower Stadium, Paris — Beach volleyball

Elancourt Hill, Paris — Cycling (mountain bike)

Geoffery-Guichard Stadium (also known as Saint-Etienne Stadium), Saint-Etienne — Football

Grand Palais, Paris — Fencing, taekwondo

Grand Palais, Paris — Fencing, taekwondoGrand Palais, Paris — Fencing, taekwondo

Hotel de Ville, Paris — Marathon start

Grand Palais, Paris — Fencing, taekwondoHotel de Ville, Paris — Marathon start

Hotel des Invalides and the Invalides, Paris — Archery, athletics and road cycling

Hotel des Invalides and the Invalides, Paris — Archery, athletics and road cyclingHotel des Invalides and the Invalides, Paris — Archery, athletics and road cycling

La Beaujoire Stadium, Nantes — Football

La Concorde Stadium, Paris — Basketball 3×3, breaking, cycling BMX freestyle, skateboarding

Le Bourget Sport Climbing Venue, Le Bourget — Sport climbing

Golf National, Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines — Golf

Lyon Stadium, Lyon — Football

Marseille Marina, Marseille — Sailing

Marseille Stadium, Marseille — Football

Nice Stadium, Nice — Football

North Paris Arena, Paris — Boxing, modern pentathlon

Parc de Princes, Paris — Football

Paris La Defense Arena, Paris — Swimming and water polo

Pierre Mauroy Stadium, Lille — Basketball and handball

Pont Alexandre III, Paris — Road cycling, marathon swimming and triathlon.

Pont Alexandre III, Paris — Road cycling, marathon swimming and triathlon.Pont Alexandre III, Paris — Road cycling, marathon swimming and triathlon.

Porte de La Chappelle Arena, Paris — Badminton and rhythmic gymnastics

Stade Roland Garros, Paris — Boxing and tennis

Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines Velodrome and BMX Stadium, Montigny-le-Bretonneux — Track cycling and BMX racing

South Paris Arena, Paris — Handball, table tennis, volleyball, weightlifting.

Stade de France, Paris — The main Olympic stadium for the 2024 Games, hosting rugby sevens and athletics events.Stade de France, Paris — The main Olympic stadium for the 2024 Games, hosting rugby sevens and athletics events.
  • Stade de France (Olympic Stadium), Paris — The main Olympic stadium for the 2024 Games, hosting rugby sevens and athletics events.
  • Teahupo’o, Tahiti, French Polynesia — Surfing
  • The Trocadero, Paris — Athletics (marathon and 20km race walk), road cycling, triathlon.
  • Vaires-sur-Marne Nautical Stadium, Vaires-sur-Marne — Canoe slalom, canoe sprint, rowing
Hockey at the Yves du Manoir Stadium Hockey at the Yves du Manoir Stadium
  • Yves-du-Manoir Stadium, Colombes — Hockey