Name: Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping 2027
Start: 2027-06-18
End: 2027-06-20
Location: Champ de Mars

Three days of five-star show jumping in a temporary arena on the Champ de Mars, directly under the Eiffel Tower.

An event page tells you when it happens (with how sure we are of the date), why it matters, how the week around it feels, when to arrive and leave, where people stay, how access works, and which events come before and after it on the circuit.

Dates June 18–20, 2027 ExpectedNo 2027 Global Champions calendar had been published when checked on 6 September 2026. The Paris stage has been held on a Friday-to-Sunday in the second half of June in most editions, which puts 2027 at approximately 18–20 June. The tour normally releases the following season's calendar in the autumn or early winter, and the Paris leg's placement has shifted before when Paris hosted other major events.

DestinationParis, France · Champ de Mars

CategoryEquestrian · Show jumping

Importance58 Notable · Circuit Score, editorial and provisional

International drawInternational

AccessTicketed

Typical stay2–3 nights

Best arrivalThursday

Best departureMonday

Typical timingFriday to Sunday in the second half of June, with the Grand Prix on the Sunday

OrganizerParis Eiffel Jumping, with Global Champions · since 2014

Official sitewww.gcglobalchampions.com/ ↗

CalendarAdd to calendar (ICS) · Plan a trip around it

The Champ de Mars (Field of Mars) is a large public greenspace in Paris, Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping

Eiffel Tower from the park, Paris, Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping

Champ-de-Mars, Paris, Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping

At the Champ de Mars an overgrown lawn, fenced off to the public, due to COVID-19, Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping

The Champ de Mars is a public park, and for three days in June a section of it becomes a sand arena with the Eiffel Tower standing over the finish. Longines Paris Eiffel Jumping is the French capital's stage of the Longines Global Champions Tour, a CSI five-star fixture drawing the sport's top-ranked riders, with the Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon.

The arena is enclosed and ticketed; the rest of the park stays open, and a substantial crowd watches the atmosphere from outside the fencing without a ticket.

01Why it matters

Paris gives the Global Champions Tour its most photographed stage and gives Parisians a major sporting fixture in the 7th arrondissement. In our reading its significance is more to the sport than to the calendar: it put show jumping in front of a general international audience.

02The week around it

Late June is the fullest stretch of the Paris summer before the city empties in August. The Fête de la Musique falls on 21 June and fills every quarter with free street performance, and the men's fashion shows run in the same fortnight.

03When to arrive

Come Friday and stay through Sunday; the Grand Prix on Sunday afternoon is the event, and Paris rewards leaving Monday.

04Where to stay

The 7th arrondissement, around the Rue Cler and the Invalides, is a short walk from the arena but has limited hotel stock, so most visitors stay central and take the Métro.

05Access and hospitality

Tickets are sold through the Global Champions ticketing platform, with day admission and hospitality packages along the arena; the stands are modest and Sunday is the constrained session.

06Where the social activity happens

The arena-side hospitality terraces and the brand village; the lawns of the Champ de Mars immediately outside; and the restaurants of the Rue Saint-Dominique and the Rue Cler.

07Getting there

Commercial aviationCharles de Gaulle and Orly both serve Paris; Orly is closer to the 7th.

RailEurostar reaches Gare du Nord in about two and a quarter hours; locally, Métro line 6 or RER C.

CarDriving in central Paris in June is not worth attempting.

Private aviationParis–Le Bourget, thirty minutes north.

08Practicalities

DressNo dress code is published and none is applied in the public stands. The convention is Paris summer daywear — a linen jacket or a summer dress, sunglasses, and shoes that handle gravel and grass — with hospitality tables a step smarter. The arena is open to the sun for most of the afternoon, so shade matters more than anything ceremonial.

WeatherThe second half of June in Paris is warm and mostly dry, though the city has recorded serious heat in this week, and the Champ de Mars offers almost no shade.

Getting aroundThe Métro and RER put you within a few minutes' walk from anywhere central; taxis struggle around the Eiffel Tower at the end of each day.

HotelsLate June is high season and the 7th has relatively few hotels; book a couple of months ahead for anything within walking distance.

RestaurantsThe restaurants of the Rue Saint-Dominique, the Rue Cler and the Avenue de la Bourdonnais fill across the three evenings.

Reservation timingTour tickets go on sale once the season calendar is published, and Sunday seating and hospitality tighten first.

TicketsSold through the Global Champions ticketing platform: day admission to the grandstands, plus separate hospitality products. The surrounding park stays open, so the event can be experienced from outside the fencing, though the course is not visible from there.

HospitalityArena-side dining and club packages are sold with published inclusions; partner and team hospitality is not on public sale.

09History

The show was founded in 2014 on the Champ de Mars, taking its name from the tower and from the family association behind its creation, and joined the tour as the French capital's five-star stage. Its placement has been adjusted when the Champ de Mars was required for larger occasions, including the 2024 Olympic Games.

10Who is there

The international show jumping community and the Global Champions League team ownership; Longines and the tour's partner brands; the French equestrian public; and a substantial general audience drawn by the location.

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Dates on record

Confirmed means the organizer or governing body has published the dates. Expected and Historical pattern are estimates from the event’s usual timing and can move. Date pending means nothing reliable can be said yet.
Edition	Dates	Status	Source	Verified
2027	June 18–20, 2027	ExpectedNo 2027 Global Champions calendar had been published when checked on 6 September 2026. The Paris stage has been held on a Friday-to-Sunday in the second half of June in most editions, which puts 2027 at approximately 18–20 June. The tour normally releases the following season's calendar in the autumn or early winter, and the Paris leg's placement has shifted before when Paris hosted other major events.	Longines Global Champions Tour — schedule ↗	6 September 2026
2026	June 19–21, 2026	CompletedGlobal Champions' published 2026 calendar lists the Paris stage as 19–21 June 2026, the eighth of seventeen stages on the season and one of two French legs in June alongside Cannes and Saint-Tropez.	The Longines Global Champions Tour Calendar 2026 ↗	6 September 2026