4 days, 3 nights
Fully immersed alongside the Paris Saint-Germain Legends
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Au Cœur des Légendes
4 days & 3 nights. In total immersion with the greatest PSG Legends in Opio, in the south of France.
LOCATION
Opio, France
PARTNER CLUB
Paris Saint-Germain
PASS PRICE
€2,880
START DATE
END DATE
An exceptional estate
An exclusive setting entirely privatised for you
An all-inclusive experience
Accommodation, catering and all event activities
4 days, 3 nights
Fully immersed alongside the Paris Saint-Germain Legends
An exceptional estate
An exclusive setting entirely privatised for you
An all-inclusive experience
Accommodation, catering and all event activities
What makes this experience unique
For 4 days and 3 nights, share the daily lives of the Paris Saint-Germain Legends and experience unprecedented moments
Gala dinner
Locker room stories
Signed shirt in your size
Golf, tennis, bowls
Gala dinner
Locker room stories
Signed shirt in your size
Golf, tennis, bowls
the announced legends…
Several major figures of Paris Saint-Germain have already confirmed their presence. Other Legends of the club will
BLAISE MATUIDI
A defensive and box-to-box midfielder, he joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2011 at the start of the QSI era, with whom he won the French championship five times, 3 Coupes de France, 4 Coupes de la Ligue and 4 Trophées des champions. An iconic PSG player, renowned for his energy and combative spirit, he also reached the Champions League quarter-finals four times with the Parisian club and established himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe.
PSG player from 2011 to 2017
1/8
JAVIER PASTORE
On 6 August 2011, he signed a five-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, becoming the first marquee signing of the QSI era. Right from his first month at the club, he was highly acclaimed by the Parisian supporters, who appreciated his vision and silky touch on the ball. Some drew comparisons with Sušić, undoubtedly due to his creative artistry which captivated football lovers. With 5 Ligue 1 titles, 2 Coupes de France, 5 Coupes de la Ligue and 3 Trophées des Champions, "El Flaco" is a true club.
PSG player from 2011 to 2018
2/8
CHRISTOPHE JALLET
He signed for Paris Saint-Germain in 2009 on a four-year deal and enjoyed an immediate, successful start at right midfield... before moving to full-back, where he saw off the competition. He was handed the captain's armband at the invitation of Carlo Ancelotti, who recommended him to... Laurent Blanc, manager of the French national team. A likeable player, highly appreciated by the fans for his professionalism, he won two French league titles, one Coupe de France, one Coupe de la Ligue and one Trophée des Champions with a club he holds close to his heart.
PSG player from 2009 to 2014
3/8
Pedro Miguel Pauleta
After Ronaldinho's departure to Barcelona, he became the new attacking face of Paris Saint-Germain. Recruited in 2003, the "Eagle of the Azores" immediately demonstrated the extent of his goalscoring talents, as shown by his 21 goals in Ligue 1 in 2006 or his 15 goals in Ligue 1 in 2007, and his 4th place in the ranking of PSG's all-time top scorers (109 goals). Named the league's best player in 2003, he won two Cou
PSG player from 2003 to 2008
4/8
ALAIN ROCHE
It was in the summer of 1992 that Alain Roche transferred to Paris Saint-Germain. An elegant yet uncompromising central defender, and a remarkable partner for Ricardo in the heart of the defence, he succeeded in building an impressive record of achievements with the capital club, most notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup against Rapid Vienna. A five-time winner of the Coupe de France, he also holds the quite remarkable distinction of having been crowned champion of France with three different clubs: Bordeaux in 1987, Marseille in 1990, and Paris Saint-Germain in 1994.
PSG player from 1992 to 1998
5/8
OMAR DA FONSECA
Arriving at the club in 1985 from Tours FC, he brought his generosity, enthusiasm and technical quality to the Parisian attack. A combative forward with excellent vision, the Argentinian was distinguished by his team spirit and impeccable attitude. He played a part in PSG's fine years during the second half of the 1980s, notably contributing to the French championship title in 1986. A warm personality, he went on to become one of the most popular voices of football on French television.
PSG player from 1985 to 1986
6/8
AMARA SIMBA
By scoring a spectacular bicycle kick goal for Paris Saint-Germain against Mulhouse (voted the finest goal of the 1989-1990 season), Amara Simba forged a lasting reputation as a specialist in 'overhead kicks'. His spectacular goals also allowed him to win the 'Top Goal' trophy in the Ligue 1 championship for three consecutive years.
PSG player from 1986 to 1993
7/8
DOMINIQUE BATHENAY
When he left Saint-Etienne for Paris Saint-Germain in 1978, he was a key player of the great '76 Greens generation that had enchanted France and whom Francis Borelli managed to convince to "come up to the capital". Athletic, highly technical with a phenomenal left-foot shot, a midfielder converted into a central defender, he was the first captain of the Parisian club to lift the first trophy in PSG's history: the 1982 Coupe de France. A trophy he would win again the following season.
PSG player from 1978 to 1985
8/8
BLAISE MATUIDI
A defensive and box-to-box midfielder, he joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2011 at the start of the QSI era, with whom he won the French championship five times, 3 Coupes de France, 4 Coupes de la Ligue and 4 Trophées des champions. An iconic PSG player, renowned for his energy and combative spirit, he also reached the Champions League quarter-finals four times with the Parisian club and established himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe.
PSG player from 2011 to 2017
1/8
JAVIER PASTORE
On 6 August 2011, he signed a five-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, becoming the first marquee signing of the QSI era. Right from his first month at the club, he was highly acclaimed by the Parisian supporters, who appreciated his vision and silky touch on the ball. Some drew comparisons with Sušić, undoubtedly due to his creative artistry which captivated football lovers. With 5 Ligue 1 titles, 2 Coupes de France, 5 Coupes de la Ligue and 3 Trophées des Champions, "El Flaco" is a true club.
PSG player from 2011 to 2018
2/8
CHRISTOPHE JALLET
He signed for Paris Saint-Germain in 2009 on a four-year deal and enjoyed an immediate, successful start at right midfield... before moving to full-back, where he saw off the competition. He was handed the captain's armband at the invitation of Carlo Ancelotti, who recommended him to... Laurent Blanc, manager of the French national team. A likeable player, highly appreciated by the fans for his professionalism, he won two French league titles, one Coupe de France, one Coupe de la Ligue and one Trophée des Champions with a club he holds close to his heart.
PSG player from 2009 to 2014
3/8
Pedro Miguel Pauleta
After Ronaldinho's departure to Barcelona, he became the new attacking face of Paris Saint-Germain. Recruited in 2003, the "Eagle of the Azores" immediately demonstrated the extent of his goalscoring talents, as shown by his 21 goals in Ligue 1 in 2006 or his 15 goals in Ligue 1 in 2007, and his 4th place in the ranking of PSG's all-time top scorers (109 goals). Named the league's best player in 2003, he won two Cou
PSG player from 2003 to 2008
4/8
ALAIN ROCHE
It was in the summer of 1992 that Alain Roche transferred to Paris Saint-Germain. An elegant yet uncompromising central defender, and a remarkable partner for Ricardo in the heart of the defence, he succeeded in building an impressive record of achievements with the capital club, most notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup against Rapid Vienna. A five-time winner of the Coupe de France, he also holds the quite remarkable distinction of having been crowned champion of France with three different clubs: Bordeaux in 1987, Marseille in 1990, and Paris Saint-Germain in 1994.
PSG player from 1992 to 1998
5/8
OMAR DA FONSECA
Arriving at the club in 1985 from Tours FC, he brought his generosity, enthusiasm and technical quality to the Parisian attack. A combative forward with excellent vision, the Argentinian was distinguished by his team spirit and impeccable attitude. He played a part in PSG's fine years during the second half of the 1980s, notably contributing to the French championship title in 1986. A warm personality, he went on to become one of the most popular voices of football on French television.
PSG player from 1985 to 1986
6/8
AMARA SIMBA
By scoring a spectacular bicycle kick goal for Paris Saint-Germain against Mulhouse (voted the finest goal of the 1989-1990 season), Amara Simba forged a lasting reputation as a specialist in 'overhead kicks'. His spectacular goals also allowed him to win the 'Top Goal' trophy in the Ligue 1 championship for three consecutive years.
PSG player from 1986 to 1993
7/8
DOMINIQUE BATHENAY
When he left Saint-Etienne for Paris Saint-Germain in 1978, he was a key player of the great '76 Greens generation that had enchanted France and whom Francis Borelli managed to convince to "come up to the capital". Athletic, highly technical with a phenomenal left-foot shot, a midfielder converted into a central defender, he was the first captain of the Parisian club to lift the first trophy in PSG's history: the 1982 Coupe de France. A trophy he would win again the following season.
PSG player from 1978 to 1985
8/8
BLAISE MATUIDI
A defensive and box-to-box midfielder, he joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2011 at the start of the QSI era, with whom he won the French championship five times, 3 Coupes de France, 4 Coupes de la Ligue and 4 Trophées des champions. An iconic PSG player, renowned for his energy and combative spirit, he also reached the Champions League quarter-finals four times with the Parisian club and established himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe.
PSG player from 2011 to 2017
1/8
JAVIER PASTORE
On 6 August 2011, he signed a five-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, becoming the first marquee signing of the QSI era. Right from his first month at the club, he was highly acclaimed by the Parisian supporters, who appreciated his vision and silky touch on the ball. Some drew comparisons with Sušić, undoubtedly due to his creative artistry which captivated football lovers. With 5 Ligue 1 titles, 2 Coupes de France, 5 Coupes de la Ligue and 3 Trophées des Champions, "El Flaco" is a true club.
PSG player from 2011 to 2018
2/8
CHRISTOPHE JALLET
He signed for Paris Saint-Germain in 2009 on a four-year deal and enjoyed an immediate, successful start at right midfield... before moving to full-back, where he saw off the competition. He was handed the captain's armband at the invitation of Carlo Ancelotti, who recommended him to... Laurent Blanc, manager of the French national team. A likeable player, highly appreciated by the fans for his professionalism, he won two French league titles, one Coupe de France, one Coupe de la Ligue and one Trophée des Champions with a club he holds close to his heart.
PSG player from 2009 to 2014
3/8
Pedro Miguel Pauleta
After Ronaldinho's departure to Barcelona, he became the new attacking face of Paris Saint-Germain. Recruited in 2003, the "Eagle of the Azores" immediately demonstrated the extent of his goalscoring talents, as shown by his 21 goals in Ligue 1 in 2006 or his 15 goals in Ligue 1 in 2007, and his 4th place in the ranking of PSG's all-time top scorers (109 goals). Named the league's best player in 2003, he won two Cou
PSG player from 2003 to 2008
4/8
ALAIN ROCHE
It was in the summer of 1992 that Alain Roche transferred to Paris Saint-Germain. An elegant yet uncompromising central defender, and a remarkable partner for Ricardo in the heart of the defence, he succeeded in building an impressive record of achievements with the capital club, most notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup against Rapid Vienna. A five-time winner of the Coupe de France, he also holds the quite remarkable distinction of having been crowned champion of France with three different clubs: Bordeaux in 1987, Marseille in 1990, and Paris Saint-Germain in 1994.
PSG player from 1992 to 1998
5/8
OMAR DA FONSECA
Arriving at the club in 1985 from Tours FC, he brought his generosity, enthusiasm and technical quality to the Parisian attack. A combative forward with excellent vision, the Argentinian was distinguished by his team spirit and impeccable attitude. He played a part in PSG's fine years during the second half of the 1980s, notably contributing to the French championship title in 1986. A warm personality, he went on to become one of the most popular voices of football on French television.
PSG player from 1985 to 1986
6/8
AMARA SIMBA
By scoring a spectacular bicycle kick goal for Paris Saint-Germain against Mulhouse (voted the finest goal of the 1989-1990 season), Amara Simba forged a lasting reputation as a specialist in 'overhead kicks'. His spectacular goals also allowed him to win the 'Top Goal' trophy in the Ligue 1 championship for three consecutive years.
PSG player from 1986 to 1993
7/8
DOMINIQUE BATHENAY
When he left Saint-Etienne for Paris Saint-Germain in 1978, he was a key player of the great '76 Greens generation that had enchanted France and whom Francis Borelli managed to convince to "come up to the capital". Athletic, highly technical with a phenomenal left-foot shot, a midfielder converted into a central defender, he was the first captain of the Parisian club to lift the first trophy in PSG's history: the 1982 Coupe de France. A trophy he would win again the following season.
PSG player from 1978 to 1985
8/8
BLAISE MATUIDI
A defensive and box-to-box midfielder, he joined Paris Saint-Germain in 2011 at the start of the QSI era, with whom he won the French championship five times, 3 Coupes de France, 4 Coupes de la Ligue and 4 Trophées des champions. An iconic PSG player, renowned for his energy and combative spirit, he also reached the Champions League quarter-finals four times with the Parisian club and established himself as one of the best midfielders in Europe.
PSG player from 2011 to 2017
1/8
JAVIER PASTORE
On 6 August 2011, he signed a five-year contract with Paris Saint-Germain, becoming the first marquee signing of the QSI era. Right from his first month at the club, he was highly acclaimed by the Parisian supporters, who appreciated his vision and silky touch on the ball. Some drew comparisons with Sušić, undoubtedly due to his creative artistry which captivated football lovers. With 5 Ligue 1 titles, 2 Coupes de France, 5 Coupes de la Ligue and 3 Trophées des Champions, "El Flaco" is a true club.
PSG player from 2011 to 2018
2/8
CHRISTOPHE JALLET
He signed for Paris Saint-Germain in 2009 on a four-year deal and enjoyed an immediate, successful start at right midfield... before moving to full-back, where he saw off the competition. He was handed the captain's armband at the invitation of Carlo Ancelotti, who recommended him to... Laurent Blanc, manager of the French national team. A likeable player, highly appreciated by the fans for his professionalism, he won two French league titles, one Coupe de France, one Coupe de la Ligue and one Trophée des Champions with a club he holds close to his heart.
PSG player from 2009 to 2014
3/8
Pedro Miguel Pauleta
After Ronaldinho's departure to Barcelona, he became the new attacking face of Paris Saint-Germain. Recruited in 2003, the "Eagle of the Azores" immediately demonstrated the extent of his goalscoring talents, as shown by his 21 goals in Ligue 1 in 2006 or his 15 goals in Ligue 1 in 2007, and his 4th place in the ranking of PSG's all-time top scorers (109 goals). Named the league's best player in 2003, he won two Cou
PSG player from 2003 to 2008
4/8
ALAIN ROCHE
It was in the summer of 1992 that Alain Roche transferred to Paris Saint-Germain. An elegant yet uncompromising central defender, and a remarkable partner for Ricardo in the heart of the defence, he succeeded in building an impressive record of achievements with the capital club, most notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup against Rapid Vienna. A five-time winner of the Coupe de France, he also holds the quite remarkable distinction of having been crowned champion of France with three different clubs: Bordeaux in 1987, Marseille in 1990, and Paris Saint-Germain in 1994.
PSG player from 1992 to 1998
5/8
OMAR DA FONSECA
Arriving at the club in 1985 from Tours FC, he brought his generosity, enthusiasm and technical quality to the Parisian attack. A combative forward with excellent vision, the Argentinian was distinguished by his team spirit and impeccable attitude. He played a part in PSG's fine years during the second half of the 1980s, notably contributing to the French championship title in 1986. A warm personality, he went on to become one of the most popular voices of football on French television.
PSG player from 1985 to 1986
6/8
AMARA SIMBA
By scoring a spectacular bicycle kick goal for Paris Saint-Germain against Mulhouse (voted the finest goal of the 1989-1990 season), Amara Simba forged a lasting reputation as a specialist in 'overhead kicks'. His spectacular goals also allowed him to win the 'Top Goal' trophy in the Ligue 1 championship for three consecutive years.
PSG player from 1986 to 1993
7/8
DOMINIQUE BATHENAY
When he left Saint-Etienne for Paris Saint-Germain in 1978, he was a key player of the great '76 Greens generation that had enchanted France and whom Francis Borelli managed to convince to "come up to the capital". Athletic, highly technical with a phenomenal left-foot shot, a midfielder converted into a central defender, he was the first captain of the Parisian club to lift the first trophy in PSG's history: the 1982 Coupe de France. A trophy he would win again the following season.
PSG player from 1978 to 1985
8/8
… AND other legends
of PSG invited
The programme continues to grow richer every day.
New Paris Saint-Germain Legends have arrived to complete this exceptional immersion.
Safet Sušić
PSG player from 1982 to 1991
He left his mark on the club's history for nearly a decade and was one of the key architects of the Coupe de France victory in 1983, followed by PSG's first French championship title in 1986.
Safet Sušić
PSG player from 1982 to 1991
He left his mark on the club's history for nearly a decade and was one of the key architects of the Coupe de France victory in 1983, followed by PSG's first French championship title in 1986.
Carlos Bianchi
PSG player from 1977 to 1979
In just two seasons, he made a lasting impact on the history of PSG and remains today one of the greatest goalscorers the club has ever known.
Carlos Bianchi
PSG player from 1977 to 1979
In just two seasons, he made a lasting impact on the history of PSG and remains today one of the greatest goalscorers the club has ever known.
Fabrice Poullain
PSG player from 1985 to 1988
Recruited in the summer of 1985, he played an active part in winning the first French Championship title in PSG's history, in 1986. He was then one of the pillars of the Parisian team for three seasons.
Fabrice Poullain
PSG player from 1985 to 1988
Recruited in the summer of 1985, he played an active part in winning the first French Championship title in PSG's history, in 1986. He was then one of the pillars of the Parisian team for three seasons.
Jean-Marc Pilorget
PSG player from 1975 to 1989
He is one of the club's most iconic figures, embodying devotion to the red and blue shirt. He was part of every stage of PSG's development, right up to their first major successes in the 1980s.
Jean-Marc Pilorget
PSG player from 1975 to 1989
He is one of the club's most iconic figures, embodying devotion to the red and blue shirt. He was part of every stage of PSG's development, right up to their first major successes in the 1980s.
Alain Couriol
PSG player from 1984 to 1986
He joined the club in the summer of 1984 and had a successful 1984-1985 season, finishing 3rd in the league. The following season, he was used as a squad player but played a part in winning the club's first championship title.
Alain Couriol
PSG player from 1984 to 1986
He joined the club in the summer of 1984 and had a successful 1984-1985 season, finishing 3rd in the league. The following season, he was used as a squad player but played a part in winning the club's first championship title.
Valdo Filho
PSG player from 1991 to 1995
His elegance, his vision of the game and the precision of his passing make him one of the players most appreciated by the supporters. He is considered one of the greatest playmakers in the club's history.
Valdo Filho
PSG player from 1991 to 1995
His elegance, his vision of the game and the precision of his passing make him one of the players most appreciated by the supporters. He is considered one of the greatest playmakers in the club's history.
Daniel Xuereb
PSG player from 1986 to 1989
Having arrived at Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 1986, he gradually established himself at the club. That season, he scored the decisive goal that secured PSG's survival in Division 1. The following season, he scored 15 league goals.
Daniel Xuereb
PSG player from 1986 to 1989
Having arrived at Paris Saint-Germain in the summer of 1986, he gradually established himself at the club. That season, he scored the decisive goal that secured PSG's survival in Division 1. The following season, he scored 15 league goals.
Jean-Claude Lemoult
PSG player from 1976 to 1986
Arriving at the PSG training centre in 1976, he established himself in midfield thanks to his positional sense, ball-winning ability, and simplicity in his play
Jean-Claude Lemoult
PSG player from 1976 to 1986
Arriving at the PSG training centre in 1976, he established himself in midfield thanks to his positional sense, ball-winning ability, and simplicity in his play
Luis Fernandez
PSG player from 1976 to 1986
Arriving at PSG at the age of 19 in 1978, he won the club's first trophies (the Coupe de France in 1982 and 1983, and the league title in 1986). He remains one of PSG's most iconic figures, embodying the club's first golden era.
Luis Fernandez
PSG player from 1976 to 1986
Arriving at PSG at the age of 19 in 1978, he won the club's first trophies (the Coupe de France in 1982 and 1983, and the league title in 1986). He remains one of PSG's most iconic figures, embodying the club's first golden era.
Ludovic Giuly
PSG player from 2008 to 2011
At 32 years of age, he joined PSG in 2008, after spells at Monaco, FC Barcelona and AS Roma. He notably formed a memorable attacking trio with Guillaume Hoarau and Jérôme Rothen.
Ludovic Giuly
PSG player from 2008 to 2011
At 32 years of age, he joined PSG in 2008, after spells at Monaco, FC Barcelona and AS Roma. He notably formed a memorable attacking trio with Guillaume Hoarau and Jérôme Rothen.
Daniel Bravo
PSG player from 1989 to 1996
Arriving in the summer of 1989, he spent seven seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, becoming one of the key players of the great Parisian team of the 1990s, notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup.
Daniel Bravo
PSG player from 1989 to 1996
Arriving in the summer of 1989, he spent seven seasons at Paris Saint-Germain, becoming one of the key players of the great Parisian team of the 1990s, notably winning the 1996 European Cup Winners' Cup.
Philippe Jeannol
PSG player from 1984 to 1991
He joined PSG in the summer of 1984 and would spend seven seasons at the club. A central defender, he was a key starter in the team managed by Gérard Houllier that won PSG its first French championship title in 1986.
Philippe Jeannol
PSG player from 1984 to 1991
He joined PSG in the summer of 1984 and would spend seven seasons at the club. A central defender, he was a key starter in the team managed by Gérard Houllier that won PSG its first French championship title in 1986.
Jean-Michel Moutier
PSG player from 1984 to 1987 - Director from 1991 to 1998
Arriving at PSG in the summer of 1984, he started as a back-up to Dominique Baratelli, before becoming the first-choice goalkeeper during the season. In 1991, after the takeover of PSG by Canal+, Michel Denisot appointed him as sporting director, a role he held until 1998.
Jean-Michel Moutier
PSG player from 1984 to 1987 - Director from 1991 to 1998
Arriving at PSG in the summer of 1984, he started as a back-up to Dominique Baratelli, before becoming the first-choice goalkeeper during the season. In 1991, after the takeover of PSG by Canal+, Michel Denisot appointed him as sporting director, a role he held until 1998.
José Cobos
PSG player from 1993 to 1996
He joined PSG in 1993 and became champion of France in 1994. He then added to his honours with the Coupe de France and the Coupe de la Ligue in 1995 and, the following year, he won the European Cup Winners' Cup.
José Cobos
PSG player from 1993 to 1996
He joined PSG in 1993 and became champion of France in 1994. He then added to his honours with the Coupe de France and the Coupe de la Ligue in 1995 and, the following year, he won the European Cup Winners' Cup.
THE VENUE
In the south of France, come and enjoy the Domaine d'Opio - Entirely privatised
THE ESTATE OF OPIO
A 5-star setting in the South of France, entirely privatised for the event
At the heart of the South of France, the Domaine d'Opio is exceptionally opening its doors to host this unique immersion with the Legends of Paris Saint-Germain. Completely private, this exceptional setting becomes, for four days, the stage for privileged encounters, unprecedented exchanges and unforgettable memories.
THE ESTATE OF OPIO
A 5-star setting in the South of France, entirely privatised for the event
At the heart of the South of France, the Domaine d'Opio is exceptionally opening its doors to host this unique immersion with the Legends of Paris Saint-Germain. Completely private, this exceptional setting becomes, for four days, the stage for privileged encounters, unprecedented exchanges and unforgettable memories.
THE ESTATE OF OPIO
A 5-star setting in the South of France, entirely privatised for the event
At the heart of the South of France, the Domaine d'Opio is exceptionally opening its doors to host this unique immersion with the Legends of Paris Saint-Germain. Completely private, this exceptional setting becomes, for four days, the stage for privileged encounters, unprecedented exchanges and unforgettable memories.
Discover the detailed and complete itinerary of the stay.
Day 1
The Entry into Legend
Morning/Afternoon
VIP welcome in the PSG colours · Signature cocktail · Initial interactions with the Legends · Shared-table lunch · Mixed pétanque tournament with guests and Legends
Evening
Evening Screening of a legendary match with live commentary by a Legend · Opening Ceremony · Inaugural dinner · "Inside PSG" evening with quizzes and untold stories and stories
Day 2
Live like a legend
Morning
Private group breakfast and chats · Athlete experience of your choice (golf or training session) · Draft and filmed 5v5 football tournament with live commentary
Afternoon / Evening
Masterclass and tactical workshops · Screening of a Classico told from the inside · Dinner with VIP rotations and guaranteed privileged moments
Day 3
The ultimate experience
Morning
Heart-to-heart breakfast · Tennis-football tournament · Q&A sessions in a "Closed locker room" — intimate format, small groups
Afternoon / Evening
Padel tournament · Iconic Champions League-style photoshoot · Gala dinner with elegant dress code · Legend Challenge awards ceremony
Day 4
The ultimate thrill
Morning
Last breakfast of secrets · Reading of the testimonials "A Letter to Legends" · Presentation of the premium souvenir box
Departure at 12:00 pm
THE PROGRAMME
live four days,
at the pace of Legends
Discover the detailed and complete itinerary of the stay.
Day 1
Entering legend
Day 1
Entering legend
9:30–10:30 am
Afternoon
VIP welcome in the PSG colours · Signature cocktail · Initial interactions with the Legends · Shared-table lunch · Mixed pétanque tournament with guests and Legends
10:30-11:30 am
Evening
Evening Screening of a legendary match with live commentary by a Legend · Opening Ceremony · Inaugural dinner · "Inside PSG" evening with quizzes and untold stories and stories
Day 2
Live like a legend
Day 2
Live like a legend
9:30–10:30 am
Morning
Private group breakfast and chats · Athlete experience of your choice (golf or training session) · Draft and filmed 5v5 football tournament with live commentary
11.30 am-12.30 pm
Afternoon / Evening
Masterclass and tactical workshops · Screening of a Classico told from the inside · Dinner with VIP rotations and guaranteed privileged moments
Day 3
The ultimate experience
Day 3
The ultimate experience
09:30-11:30 AM
Morning
Heart-to-heart breakfast · Tennis-football tournament · Q&A sessions in a "Closed locker room" — intimate format, small groups
02.30-03.30 PM
Afternoon / Evening
Padel tournament · Iconic Champions League-style photoshoot · Gala dinner with elegant dress code · Legend Challenge awards ceremony
Day 4
The ultimate thrill
Day 4
The ultimate thrill
09:30-11:30 AM
Morning
Last breakfast of secrets · Reading of the testimonials "A Letter to Legends" · Presentation of the premium souvenir box
02.30-03.30 PM
Departure at 4:00 pm
The final sprint begins
4 days and 3 nights with friends or family to experience and share with those who made you dream.
Places for this timeless experience will be limited.
Session 1
1 to 4 November
From Sunday to Wednesday
€2,880
Limited availability
Session 1
1 to 4 November
From Sunday to Wednesday
€2,880
Limited availability
