Stadiums and sports facilities Midi-Pyrénées

The Castres Olympique stadium in the north of the city has been the club's permanent home since 1990. Previously named "Stade Pierre-Antoine" in memory of the illustrious player, it was renamed "Stade Pierre Fabre" in 2017 in honor of the man and his group. Pierre Fabre's unwavering support has enabled Castres Olympique to flourish to its current level. This large complex has several dressing rooms, and during matches you'll find a gourmet village, a children's area, the club store and numerous refreshment stands!

The Stade de la Méditerranée is now called the Stade Raoul-Barrière. Built in 1989, it is the new home of the city's rugby club, AS Béziers Hérault. It was one of the first venues to host the Rugby World Cup in 1999. With a capacity of 18,555 spectators, it boasts covered stands, a training pitch, 2 annex pitches, a press room, reception areas, a club store, 21 dressing rooms, a brasserie, a bodega and several refreshment areas to delight ASBH fans!

The Cathedral! Some might think that this nickname given to the Aimé-Giral stadium is a little pompous! And yet, at every home match, the USAP becomes the high priestess of a veritable sporting mass. The fans line the stands with blood and gold banners; here, we say "Maî morirem! "(We never die!) because USAP is more than a club, it's a religion. Aimé-Giral is the kind of stadium where you don't want to be a visitor when theEstaca rings out, 11,000 hearts singing in unison! An incredible moment.

The stadium is named after a local rugby XV player, manager and referee who died in 1944 as a result of the war. Dedicated since time immemorial to XIII rugby, this is the home of our "Catalan Dragons". The seats are decked out in the Catalan colors of "sang et or". It can accommodate 11,200 people - over 8,000 seated - and boasts a bodega, a 400 m² boutique and a brasserie. The club's partners are welcomed in a 500 m² VIP lounge, while a panoramic box seating 400 people crowns the building.

It's a building that is the pride and joy of Montalban's heritage! Nicknamed "La Cuvette", because of its flood-prone location, it was inaugurated with wooden bleachers in 1908 in front of over 4,000 spectators. Today, the stadium has a capacity of 15,000 and boasts several dressing rooms and recent sports facilities. The Union Sportive Montalbanaise and its supporters invite you to join them at matches at the Stade Sapiac, amidst the green and black flags and shirts in the stands! A great atmosphere!

Built in 2007, this stadium is located in the Ovalie district. Also known as the Yves-du-Manoir complex - in homage to the former rugby player and captain of the French national team - this sports complex belongs to the Montpellier Metropole and hosts the Montpellier Hérault Rugby club as well as national and international competition matches. Covering an area of 16,000 m², with a capacity of 15,000 fans, it includes 2 training pitches for rugby schools, and a training and competition stadium for the first teams.

Several formulas are possible from 2 to 6 hours, several scenarios: the confrontations in teams are done in complete safety and include all the equipment: gas, balls, framing, photo album and refreshments. Lozère Paintball is installed on a 2 hectare shaded field but the structure can also move at home for special occasions (birthdays, aperitifs...) or rent the field for a duration of 3 hours for groups of 10 people minimum (marbles in supplement). Unleashing of energy in all circumstances.