Guide To Paris 2024 Châteauroux Shooting Centre

The Châteauroux Shooting Centre, known as the Centre National de Tir Sportif (CNTS), is located in Déols, near Châteauroux, France. As one of Europe’s largest shooting facilities, it was inaugurated in 2018 by the French Shooting Federation. The center boasts both indoor and outdoor ranges and will feature a new finals building by 2022. It is set to host all indoor shooting finals for the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, welcoming 340 Olympic and 160 Paralympic athletes.

The main sports at the CNTS involve rifles, pistols, and shotguns, with competitions split between range and field settings. Key amenities at the center include parking, Wi-Fi, and various training courses.

For the Paris 2024 Games, the CNTS will be easily accessible by train from Paris Austerlitz to Châteauroux, supplemented by shuttle services from the station to the venue. Nearby attractions include Châteauroux Castle, Parc de Belle-Isle, and Musée Bertrand, among others.

For detailed planning and continuous connectivity, visitors are advised to use France eSIM services. More information and travel services can be accessed via the dedicated microesim.com landing page, enhancing the travel experience for those attending the Olympics.