On 19 October, we were able to visit some of the venues where the events of the 2024 Olympic Games will be held in Paris.
– The Bercy Arena: 18 events with a maximum of 15,700 seats.
– The Champ-de-Mars Arena (Grand Palais Éphémère): 33 events with a maximum of 9,000 seats.
– The Arena Paris La Défense: 37 events with 17,000 seats
– The Centre Aquatique: 12 events with 5,000 seats.
– The Stade de France: 45 events with 7,783 seats.
– Roland Garros: 18 events with 28,229 seats at most.
– The Eiffel Tower: 2 events with 12860 seats.
– The Esplanade des Invalides: 9 events with 8364 seats
– La Concorde: 10 events with 7,300 seats
– Alexandre III Bridge: 7 events with 1000 seats
– Pont d’Iéna : 4 events with 3349 places
– The Grand Palais : 20 events with 8000 seats
The most beautiful sites and monuments in Paris and the country will be transformed, for the duration of the Games, into sumptuous settings to host the competitions of the world’s greatest sporting event.
These iconic sites, the result of an unexpected encounter between sport and French heritage, will be the stage for the performances of the greatest athletes. They will offer a unique experience to all those involved in the Games, athletes, spectators and television viewers alike. The Château de Versailles, the Grand Palais, the Invalides, the Eiffel Tower and the Champ-de-Mars, the Place de la Concorde, the Ponts d’Iéna and Alexandre III will all be part of this experience.
