HYROX Paris returns for its third edition, expanding to a five-day event at the iconic Porte de Versailles. This venue offers a dynamic setting for athletes to challenge themselves amidst the vibrant energy of France’s capital. The 2025 event builds upon the momentum of previous competitions, including the April 2025 race at the Grand Palais, where Jezabel Kremer and Muntsa Ciurò set a Women’s Pro Doubles 40–49 age group world record with a time of 58:33.
Join HYROX Paris and immerse yourself in the elegance of the City of Light. Post-competition, visit world-renowned landmarks like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre Museum, stroll along the Seine, or indulge in exquisite French cuisine at a sidewalk café. Paris’s timeless charm and cultural richness provide an inspiring backdrop for your athletic journey
Paris is iconic—but it comes with a price tag. Central hotels typically range from $150–250 USD per night, though more affordable options exist in outer arrondissements or via Airbnb. Dining varies—croissants and sandwiches are cheap, but sit-down meals with wine can exceed $50. Public transit is reliable and reasonably priced with metro passes. Entry to top attractions like the Eiffel Tower and Louvre can add up, but wandering its neighborhoods and historic streets is free. Paris rewards you with culture and style, but it’s a high-cost destination by HYROX standards.
HYROX Paris takes place at Porte de Versailles, in the 15th arrondissement, with a wide range of nearby accommodation options. Top picks include Mama Shelter Paris West and Mercure Paris Vaugirard Porte de Versailles, both within easy walking distance of the venue. For more budget-friendly options, look to hotels or Airbnb stays in nearby neighborhoods like Montparnasse or Issy-les-Moulineaux with quick metro access. With Paris’s strong public transit network, staying connected to the race is simple even in one of Europe’s most iconic—and premium—cities.
The Paris Metro is iconic, dense, and reliable. A single ticket is €2.15, but a Navigo Day Pass (€8.45) is your best bet for unlimited use. The RER commuter trains connect directly to the airports. On race weekend, expect packed carriages - always leave buffer time.
Paris offers medal shots like nowhere else:
HYROX Paris in late October brings crisp autumn weather and a touch of seasonal charm. Expect temperatures around 14–18°C (57–64°F) during the day, dipping to 8–11°C (46–52°F) at night. Rain is possible, so a light jacket or umbrella is a smart addition. The cool, fresh air makes for ideal race conditions, while golden leaves and cozy cafés set the tone for a stylish Parisian racecation.
Paris offers a world-class dining experience with plenty of healthy and specialty options near Porte de Versailles. Café Pinson serves organic, gluten-free, and vegan dishes in a chic setting just a short ride away. For classic French fare with a health-conscious twist, try Le Pain Quotidien for fresh breads, salads, and plant-based meals. Nearby, L’Office offers modern bistro dining with gluten-free choices and seasonal ingredients. Don’t miss the vibrant markets like Marché de la Convention, where you can pick up fresh produce and artisanal snacks to fuel your race weekend. Paris blends gourmet indulgence with wellness-focused eateries—perfect for athletes who want to balance flavor and nutrition.
Paris’ fitness culture is cosmopolitan and stylish. Athletes balance fashion with function, and HYROX’s endurance-meets-strength model fits perfectly in this urban environment. Expect a blend of high-performance CrossFit boxes and chic boutique studios.
In Paris, training is social, aesthetic-driven, but still intense — the HYROX community is rapidly growing here.
After pushing your limits at Porte de Versailles, Paris offers a wealth of recovery options to soothe both body and mind. Just steps from the venue, the Spa Nuxe Paris Porte de Versailles provides luxurious massages, hydrotherapy pools, and relaxation lounges to help ease sore muscles and replenish energy.
For a unique recovery experience, visit the nearby Les Bains de Léa, a thermal spa offering saltwater baths, saunas, and gentle aquatic exercises designed to promote muscle recovery and relaxation in an elegant Parisian setting. If you prefer outdoor recovery, a stroll or gentle jog along the Seine or through the leafy Parc André Citroën is perfect for cooling down and resetting your body after intense racing.
With world-class spas and serene green spaces, Paris supports athletes in balancing high performance with refined recovery rituals in the heart of the City of Light.
