EXPERIENCE PARIS 2024

Meet your heroes. Experience the Olympic atmosphere.
Be part of the Czech Olympic Team and cheer from the stands.
One for all, all for Paris!

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The Czech House is a renowned meeting place for fans and athletes. It offers indoor and outdoor space for thousands of fans.

"One for all, all for one" is not just a symbolic motto, but an idea that will come to life in Paris. You can´t miss out on this.

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100+ Czech athletes and 16 days full of sporting experiences. Be at the center of the action, have fun, and cheer from the stands.

The Czech House program is packed from the first minute, and you can look forward to exceptional moments full of tension and emotions, as well as celebrations of all Czech successes.

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HOW TO GET THERE

Everyone can find their way to the Czech House and enjoy the unforgettable Olympic atmosphere. Take advantage of this unique opportunity to visit the venue and experience iconic Paris after 100 years in an unforgettable atmosphere.

HOW TO GET THERE

NEED HELP? Check out frequently asked questions.

FAQ

Before visiting the Czech House, please first read our VISITOR REGULATIONS, which contain key information on how to behave and what not to bring.

1) How much do tickets to the Czech House cost?
From 1 July, the price of a ticket is 24 euros online and at the door.

2) What is the difference between tickets bought online and on the spot?
A ticket purchased online allows you to enter the Czech House at any time of the day. A ticket purchased on the spot allows entry to the Czech House at the moment it is purchased, and only if there is free capacity. We therefore recommend that you buy your ticket online in advance.

3) Is the classic ticket also valid for the opening of the Czech House?
The opening of the Czech House will take place on 26 July at 4 pm and has a special ticket. It is priced at 40 euros and can only be purchased online, it will not be available on site.

4) Do I have to buy a ticket for a child?
Children under the age of 6 are admitted free of charge.

5) If I buy a ticket online, can I leave and come back?
Tickets purchased online and on-site are for one admission per person only. If you want to come again during the day, you must purchase a new ticket.

6) Can I come by car?
It is not possible to park near the Czech House and you can only get around the park on foot. We recommend using one of the public transport options in Paris, see the section "Which way to the house".

7) From when to when is it open?
The Czech House is open from 27 July every day from noon to midnight until 11 August. On Friday 26 July, the Czech House will open at 4pm.

8) Can I pay in cash?
The entire system at the Czech House is cashless thanks to our partner Visa. All payments can only be made by card. To purchase alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, you must also purchase drink tokens in advance at one of the kiosks. Last orders are possible at 11pm and drink tokens are non-refundable

WHAT EXACTLY IS THE CZECH HOUSE?

A unique place for Olympic athletes and fans to meet, cheer together, watch the Olympic Games programme and celebrate success and medals.

The Czech House will be part of the "Nations Park" olympic project, which will transform the most famous park in Paris, La Villette, into the biggest centre for fans for the duration of the Games. It is located in the northeast of the French capital with excellent transport links and is ideal for both sport and relaxation.

The Czech House also won two unique awards for the best national house during the Olympic Games.