Stadium & Tickets
Stadium Name Stade Pierre-Antoine
Stadium Address Rue de Bisseous
81100 Castres
The Stadium There are only three stands at the stadium
The two stands alongside the touchline are called Tribune Principale and Tribune Gabarrou, both of which offer covered seating.
Tribune Nord, behind the goalposts, does not.
Overall, the stadium is pretty basic, with bars underneath the two main stands.
Getting There Central Castres is quite small and is easily navigated by foot. The L'Agout river bisects Castres north to south with the majority of the restaurants and old town located on the west bank.
The stadium is located to the north-east and is around a 10-15 minute walk from the river. Cross the river at the Pont Vieux. Cross east through the Place Roger Salengro and the Place Sainte-Claire until you get to the Boulevard Carnot.
From there take the Rue Soeur Audenet to the stadium.
Most fans going to a game in Castres stay in Toulouse,(about an hour away by train). So make your way to the town by train, go into town for a few beers, and then follow the fans to the ground on the outskirts of town.
Tickets
Tickets can usually be bought on the night of the match at the sales point at the stadium by the Tribune Nord
It is also possible to buy tickets in Castres itself from:
Cafe Le Fair Play, on Place de l'Albinque
Auchan, on Route de Toulouse
Cafe Le Progres, on Place Soult.
Updated October 2014
Copyright Miles & Miles Publishing 2014
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