Stade Pierre-Fabre, Rugby stadium in Castres, France
Stade Pierre-Fabre is a rugby stadium in Castres with seating for around 11,500 spectators across multiple sections. The pitch is laid with natural grass and the structure provides good views of play from different areas.
The stadium was founded in 1907 and ranks among the older sports facilities in the region. Its name changed in 2017 to honor a major supporter of local rugby.
The stadium belongs to Castres Olympique, one of the city's most important sports clubs. Match days bring local supporters together in a shared celebration of rugby and community tradition.
Access is from Rue de Bisséous with several entrances that are easy for visitors to find. The location is central to Castres and easily reached by various transport options.
Pierre Fabre, the person honored by the stadium's name, owned Castres Olympique from 1988 to 2013 and shaped the club's development significantly. His backing helped the team achieve notable success in French rugby.
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