Everything you need to know about Canada Olympic House
Canada Olympic House is Team Canada’s home away from home during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games. It’s a gathering place for family, friends and fans, and a place where we’ll all be cheering on Canada’s athletes as they compete. Inside Canada Olympic House, you’ll find great food and drink, live events, athlete appearances and exciting programming, and of course Team Canada live on the big screens. We hope to see you there!
Canada Olympic House is located inside Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie, in Paris’s iconic Parc de la Villette. Click here for detailed directions.
Canada Olympic House will be open between 11:00-23:00 every day from
July 27, 2024 to August 11, 2024. No entry after 10:30pm.
We are thrilled to open our doors to the world this summer. That means Canada Olympic House is open to anyone visiting Paris during the Games – all countries and all ages are welcome.
For the general public, tickets can be purchased online here. The cost of General Admission tickets are € 30 for adults, and € 12 for children under 12.
Canada Olympic House will host a wide range of programming, including Team Canada viewing parties, athlete celebrations, live music, and other fun events! The full calendar will be available online closer to the start of the Olympic Games.
Canada Olympic House will have a variety of food and drinks available for purchase throughout the day. Much of the food will aim to showcase Canadian flavours and culinary traditions, while the in-house culinary team will also infuse French tastes and techniques into the mix. Guests at Canada Olympic House will also be able to enjoy beverages from Team Canada partners Molson, Pillitteri Estates Winery, and Cottage Springs.
Canada Olympic House will be a cashless venue. All guests will be required to purchase items with a valid credit or debit card. Invited guests may receive a wristband with pre-loaded food and beverage credits to purchase items. All items are priced in Euros.
Canada Olympic House is proud to host the Team Canada x lululemon Pop Up. As the Official Outfitter of Team Canada, fans and guests will be able to purchase lululemon x Team Canada gear on site – and are definitely encouraged to wear it while cheering on Canadian athletes in Paris!
Canada Olympic House will operate in both French and English, including all signage, events, and programming. Staff on site will be able to answer questions in both languages.
We are thrilled to open our doors to the world this summer. That means Canada Olympic House is open to anyone visiting Paris during the Games – all countries and all ages are welcome. For the general public, tickets can be purchased online here.
The cost of General Admission tickets are € 30 for adults, € 12 for children under 12.
We strongly recommend purchasing tickets to Canada Olympic House in advance to save time at entry. However, you will still be able to purchase tickets on site.
No. Canada Olympic House and Cité des Sciences et de l’Industrie require separate tickets. However, we encourage guests to visit the museum and explore the ongoing exhibits if they have time. For more information, visit cite-sciences.fr
Probably not. Team Canada athletes are able to invite their friends and family, and that might mean you. However, you’ll still need to register to receive your complimentary access. This process is being managed by your athlete’s National Sport Organization, so please get in touch with them directly.
Thank you for supporting Team Canada! Please be in touch with your regular COC contact to confirm.
Media wanting to visit Canada Olympic House’s main space like members of the public will be required to purchase a ticket. Note that no filming or interviews are permitted within Canada Olympic House unless pre-arranged with Team Canada and no recording equipment will be allowed in with ticket purchases.
On certain occasions, media may be invited to cover events at Canada Olympic House, or may wish to cover Canada Olympic House itself. These will be addressed on a case by case basis. For all media inquiries, please contact communications@olympic.ca.
There will also be a media working space adjacent to Canada Olympic House to which all accredited Canada media will have access, without requiring a separate ticket. More information on this space will be available soon.
Media wanting to visit Canada Olympic House’s main space like members of the public will be required to purchase a ticket. Note that in order to preserve the guest experience no filming, photography or interviews are permitted within Canada Olympic House unless pre-arranged with Team Canada and no recording equipment will be allowed in with ticket purchases.
On certain occasions, media may be invited to cover events at Canada Olympic House, or may wish to cover Canada Olympic House itself. These will be addressed on a case by case basis. For all media inquiries, please contact Peter Saltsman (psaltsman@olympic.ca) or Koteki Inaba (kinaba@olympic.ca)
There will also be a media working space adjacent to Canada Olympic House to which all accredited Canadian media will have access, without requiring a ticket purchase. More information on this space will be available soon.
Your Canadian media accreditation will allow you access to the media workspace adjacent to Canada Olympic House. This accreditation will also allow you access when media are invited to cover specific events such as major press conferences, sport celebrations and others.
Internationally accredited media (non-Canadian) and non-accredited media will need to request access.
When not covering events at Canada Olympic House or on a pre-arranged visit, members of the media will be required to purchase a general admission ticket.
Yes, there is media workspace allotted for accredited Canadian media. It is located in a space adjacent to Canada Olympic House. Media will need to show their Canadian accreditation at the access point for entry. More details to come.
Yes. We would be happy to arrange a tour of Canada Olympic House, or answer any other questions. To organize a visit or request access, please contact Peter Saltsman (psaltsman@olympic.ca) or Koteki Inaba (kinaba@olympic.ca).
