The Henri Delaunay Cup will go on a tour of France from April to June where football fans will be able to see the Euro 2016 prize up close
With just 100 days to go before the start of Euro 2016, UEFA have revealed details of their highly anticipated trophy tour.
From 1 April until 9 June, the UEFA Euro 2016 Trophy Tour train will travel through 25 different cities in host nation France, allowing football fans to get close to the Henri Delaunay Cup.
The train will spend three days in each of the UEFA EURO 2016 host cities, as well as two days at all other stops.
The train will be officially inaugurated on day one in the presence of local personalities, UEFA representatives and regional sporting ambassadors.
The trophy will then travel round the city to meet the public before being installed in the heart of the train. It will remain within the station for a couple of days, with visitors able to check it out from 09.00CET to 18.00CET.
The train is made up of four carriages. The first one offers visitors the chance to have their photo taken with the trophy, while the second contains a EURO museum comprising of photos, videos, shirts and more.
The third carriage will be the 'David Guetta recording studio', where fans can play their part in recording the official tournament song. In the last carriage, there will be an exhibition of all previous EURO mascots and some secrets will be revealed about this year's, Super Victor.
For more information about the trophy tour, visit the UEFA website.
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