Your go-to English-language guide for the Adidas Arena and Porte de la Chapelle neighbourhood in Paris 18th. We cover everything international visitors need to know: how to get here from CDG or Orly, where to park, the safest routes, the best hotels within walking distance, and what to do before or after your event. All content is written by locals, verified on the ground — no generic Paris advice, just what actually works at the Arena.
📍 Adidas Arena Paris — the honest visitor guide (safety, transport & hotels)
Jardin des Traverses Paris 18 occupies a stretch of the Petite Ceinture — the old circular railway that still rings the city — just minutes from the Adidas Arena and tram T3b. Open since September 2024, this urban farm, bar…
Central Chapelle opens on May 7, 2026 at 4 Esplanade Alice Milliat, Paris 18th — built directly into the Adidas Arena complex. Across 3,500 m², it blends chef-led street food, live music, clubbing and a packed cultural programme — from…
Ten golden statues of women, standing along rue de la Chapelle in front of the Adidas Arena — one of Paris’s most striking open-air monuments. Born from the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, these gilded sculptures honor ten women who shaped…
Tucked between Montmartre and Porte de la Chapelle, Jules Joffrin is one of those Parisian addresses that locals quietly keep to themselves. Residential, calm, perfectly connected — and just two metro stops from Adidas Arena on a direct line. Here’s…
Adidas Arena is located at 56 Boulevard Ney, 75018 Paris — and despite the neighbourhood’s reputation, getting there is genuinely straightforward. Metro Line 12 drops you right at the door, taxis are plentiful, and a handful of private parking options…
