The stadium was originally built in 1924, though it underwent a major reconstruction in the late 1990s to modernize its facilities.
The design of the stadium includes a distinctive architectural feature where the roof structures are supported by external steel arches.
It has hosted international matches for the French women's national football team and youth national teams.
The stadium serves as a major community hub for regional sporting events in the Aube department.
Stade de l'Aube is a multi-purpose stadium located in Troyes, France, serving primarily as the home ground for the professional football club ESTAC Troyes. The venue has a seating capacity of approximately 20,400 spectators. It features four distinct stands: the Marcel Vitoux, Jean Bianchi, Seine, and Champagne stands. The stadium is owned by the Troyes Champagne Métropole. It regularly hosts Ligue 1 and Ligue 2 football matches depending on the club's current division. The pitch is natural grass, maintained for professional athletic standards.
From the upper tiers of the Champagne stand looking down toward the pitch and across the external support arches.
Check the official ESTAC Troyes calendar before visiting, as access is restricted to event days or guided tours.
Dress in layers if attending evening matches, as the open-air seating can become chilly due to the regional climate.
Arrive early to navigate security perimeters if attending a high-profile fixture.
Do not attempt to access the pitch or player-only zones without official authorization or a guided media pass.
Closed to the public outside of scheduled match days and stadium tour events.
Prohibited items include pyrotechnics, large bags, and professional recording equipment; follow standard football supporter conduct codes.
