The name 'Roazhon' is the Breton language word for the city of Rennes.
The stadium was completely rebuilt between 1999 and 2004, replacing the older structures with a contemporary four-stand design.
It is built on a site that has been used for football by the club for over a century.
The pitch is oriented along an east-west axis, running parallel to the nearby Vilaine River.
During the 2019 FIFA Women's World Cup, the stadium hosted seven matches, including a quarter-final.
The stadium's architecture features a distinctive rectangular design with no running track, ensuring high proximity for spectators.
The 'Kop Roazhon' stand is the dedicated section for the club's most active fan groups.
Roazhon Park is the home stadium of the professional football club Stade Rennais FC, located in the western outskirts of Rennes. The stadium features a seating capacity of approximately 29,000 spectators and is known for its steep, enclosed stands that keep fans close to the pitch. It was originally inaugurated in 1912 as the Stade de la Route de Lorient before undergoing significant modernization in the early 2000s. The venue is situated directly on the banks of the Vilaine River. In 2015, the stadium was officially renamed Roazhon Park, incorporating the Breton name for Rennes. It is a strictly multi-purpose facility that hosts Ligue 1 matches, international football fixtures, and occasional large-scale concerts.
The external plaza near the main entrance where the large club crest and stadium signage are located.
Check the official match calendar early, as stadium tours are unavailable on match days.
Visit the 'Boutique Stade Rennais' on-site to purchase official team merchandise and local Breton-themed fan gear.
Book stadium tours online well in advance, as capacity for these behind-the-scenes visits is strictly limited.
Attempting to visit the inner stadium bowl during private events or on match days without a valid ticket.
Tours are unavailable on match days and typically restricted during the summer off-season; check official schedules for periodic facility maintenance closures.
Respect local fan traditions; avoid wearing opposing team colors in designated home-supporter sections.
