Stadium Information
Stadium de Toulouse, commonly known as Stadium Municipal, is the historic home of Toulouse FC and one of the most recognisable football venues in southern France. Opened in 1937 and located on the Île du Ramier beside the Garonne river, the stadium has undergone several renovations, most notably ahead of the 1998 World Cup and Euro 2016.
Its oval bowl, steep lower tiers and close proximity to the pitch create strong sightlines and a contained atmosphere. With a capacity of just over thirty-three thousand, the stadium features a natural grass surface and retains a traditional, no-frills character. Matchdays at the Stadium Municipal are shaped by Toulouse’s regional identity and relaxed southern rhythm. Supporters gather along river paths, parks and nearby bars before entering the ground, creating a steady build-up rather than a rush.
Inside, the atmosphere grows with the game, with organised support behind the goals providing the main source of noise. While not the loudest stadium in Ligue 1, it can feel imposing during night matches and high-stakes fixtures.
The stadium is accessible via Toulouse’s metro and bus network, including the Empalot station within walking distance, alongside road access from the city ring road. Parking around the stadium is limited, encouraging public transport use. Accessibility features include step-free access points, wheelchair seating platforms, adapted toilets and dedicated assistance services.
The surrounding riverside setting adds character to the matchday experience. For Toulouse FC, the Stadium Municipal remains a familiar and functional home, closely tied to the club’s history and place within the city.
