スタッド・ド・フランス
Also known as Stadium of France, SDF, société nationale d'économie mixte Grand stade
フランスの国立競技場
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The Stade de France is France's national stadium, serving as the country's primary venue for major sporting events and celebrations. It is significant as a symbol of French national pride and hosts important matches for the French national football and rugby teams, as well as other major international competitions.
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Wikidata facts
- Official name
- Stade de France
- Area
- 17
- Mass
- 500000
- Official website
- www.stadefrance.com
- Image
- StadeFranceNationsLeague2018.jpg
- Width
- 280
- Length
- 320
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- social media followers
- 99585
- Commons category
- Stade de France
- maximum capacity
- 81338
- date of official opening
- 1998-01-28
Article · 日本語
スタッド・ドゥ・フランス（フランス語: Stade de France、フランス語発音: [stad də frɑ̃ːs] スタード ド フラーンス）は、フランスのパリ北郊、イル＝ド＝フランス地域圏セーヌ＝サン＝ドニ県のサン＝ドニにある多目的スタジアム。
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1998 establishments in FranceAthletics venues in FranceDiamond League venuesFootball venues in FranceFrance national football teamFrance national rugby union teamMulti-purpose stadiums in FranceMusic venues completed in 1998Music venues in ParisNational stadiumsNovember 2015 Paris attacksOlympic athletics venues