Euro 2016 Travel Guide

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The time is almost here for one of the biggest football tournaments of the world, Euro 2016. It is also almost the time for millions of football fans to start with their packing. After all, their epic Euro 2016 trip is all set to begin. Trains and planes will both be viable options for reaching the European continent, but once there, renting a four wheeler will be the smartest choice. No wonder, renting a car in the France to travel throughout is surely the most affordable option.

Though, finding the best rental deal is the key and it must be done with proper care. One must first well understand the complications of travelling across the nation and then create a guide that ticks all the right boxes. With all the important information about different matches, teams and statistics, here is a quick travel guide also coupled with all the travel essentials.

Tour the Stadiums
With France acting as the host nation for Euro 2016, football fans are assured of an incredible experience. All the host stadiums are already through their preparations and are well prepared to entertain the great influx of fans in the month of June. The Parc des Princes nestles right in the heart of the beautiful city of Paris while the Stade de France dwarfs its fellow venues with a seating capacity of 80,000. Even the smallest stadium in France, Stadium Toulouse, isn't exactly that small with a seating capacity of 33,000 seats. The recently renovated Stade Velodrome in Marseille is one the most happening and lively stadiums amongst the host venues located quite close to the nearby beach.

No Match Tickets? Don’t Worry!
With numerous ‘Fan Zones’ and ‘Public Viewing Points’ already in making process in each host city, –some with a capacity of over 100,000 – there is no doubt an electric atmosphere awaits the fans on the streets as well. This year, giant screens will be placed at different locations to watch the games while enjoying refreshments from a lot of food and drinks vendors and official sponsor stores. Huge stage shows are also lined-up for live music and entertainment.

Explore France like Never Before
All the host cities are dotted all across the France, giving the fans enough opportunities to travel and explore various venues. This even gives fans the amazing prerogative to experience the numerous cultures the country fosters within itself. From the calm industrial towns of Lens and Lille in the Northern part, to the hot Mediterranean climes of Nice and Marseille, there is something for everyone in this cultural pot.

Gorge Yourself on French Cuisine
Just as the climate accelerates to change, so does the food of this incredible nation. France has for years topped the popularity charts of epicureans throughout the globe. Fans making their way to Euro 2016 are sure to sample some of the best delicacies across the world. From seafood soups to charcuterie sausages, the country serves it all. Moreover, it’s not just the scrumptious food that tickles the fancy of football fans; wine and beer also hold their fair share. The city of Bordeaux is globally famous for its finest quality wine while Lille is best known for its widely celebrated beer culture.