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Welcome to
titletown, EUrope
a Place for Packers Fans to gather & Enjoy their fandom across the pond

Founded in Paris, France, with association of The Official Packers Bar of Europe, Wos Bar, we have had the chance to welcome Packers legends, Davante Adams, Donald Driver, and Aaron Rodgers! Our platform is designed to help find packers fans through Paris and the rest of Europe. We communicate where to watch the game, even when it’s 2:15am kickoff! Sign up, share your experience, and join us at a pub to cheer on the green and gold!

Founded in Paris, France, with association of The Official Packers Bar of Europe, Wos Bar, we have had the chance to welcome Packers legends, Davante Adams, Donald Driver, and Aaron Rodgers! Our platform is designed to help find packers fans through Paris and the rest of Europe. We communicate where to watch the game, even when it’s 2:15am kickoff! Sign up, share your experience, and join us at a pub to cheer on the green and gold!

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"We travel so well. We got an incredible fan base that's all over the world...There's even a Packers bar in Paris that I've been to!"
Aaron Rodgers
Three-time MVP
Superbowl Champ
"Imagine the faces of American tourists who wander into the Latin Quarter of Paris and realize they have stumbled onto a shrine to the Green Bay Packers"
Gary D'Amato
Award Winning Sports Writer
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Introducing The Fall Winter 2025 Collection

Check out our latest drop for the FW25 season, showcasing the La Baye Verte and Amour Packers collection. We’re tipping our Cheeseheads to Green Bay’s French history – did you know it was under French rule from 1634 to 1760? What makes this nostalgic collection even more legit is that every piece has been designed by die-hard Green Bay Packers fans , right here in the heart of Paris, France. Go Pack Go! From the City of Lights! 🏈🗼

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