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Paris Olympics 2024

Paris Olympics 2024 in Paris.

Jul 26, 2024 → Aug 11, 2024

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Your Ultimate Guide to Paris Olympics 2024

The City of Lights Welcomes the World

Paris, the city of love, art, and history, is set to host the modern Olympic Games held for the third time in its history from July 26th to August 11th, 2024. The Paris Olympics 2024 promises to be a spectacle of sport, culture, and global unity, all set against the backdrop of one of the world's most enchanting cities. 

Event Venues

Paris, along with its neighboring cities like Versailles and Saint-Denis, is transforming with new and renovated venues to accommodate the vast array of sports. The Olympic Games start in iconic venues across the city, including the newly built Aquatics Centre in Saint-Denis, the historic Stade de France which will serve as the Olympic Stadium, the Grand Palais, and the Champs-Élysées.

Imagine the thrill of witnessing your favorite athletes competing with the Eiffel Tower as a backdrop! The atmosphere in these sports complexes is expected to be infused with the spirit of competition and international camaraderie.

The Grand Event Schedule

From July 26 to August 11, 2024, the Paris 2024 Olympics will be the epicenter of international sports, marking the next Olympic Games. Over 10,000 athletes will compete in 329 medal events. Highlighting the schedule, August 3 and 4 will see a thrilling overlap of artistic gymnastics, swimming, and track and field, drawing massive crowds and excitement. For those planning to catch the surfing action, it's off to Tahiti's Teahupo'o—a far stretch but a breathtaking venue for the sport’s second Olympic appearance.

A Taste of Paris

With Paris expecting 15 million visitors, dining out will be a hot commodity. Securing reservations early at your chosen cafés and bistros is advisable. Near the venues, particularly around the Olympic Stadium, expect many dining options from over 60 concession stands to quick-service eateries aiming to cater to large crowds.

Paris is renowned for its cuisine, and the Olympics will be a great opportunity to sample the city's culinary delights. From the traditional French baguettes and croissants to the exquisite pastries and cheese, there's something for every palate.

Atmosphere and Activities

The atmosphere during the Olympic Games Paris 2024, featuring the opening and closing ceremonies, will be electric. The city will be buzzing with excitement, with live music, street performances, and cultural events as part of the sporting events combined taking place throughout the city. There will also be fan zones where you can watch the Olympic Summer Games on big screens and join in the celebrations.

Dressing Right for the Occasion

The dress code for the Olympics is generally casual, but it's wise to prepare for all types of weather. July and August can be particularly warm in Paris, so light clothing, comfortable shoes for walking, and a hat or sunglasses for sun protection are essential. Evenings can be cooler, so carrying a light jacket is recommended. And, of course, donning your country’s colors or sporting gear can add to the festive atmosphere!

Travel Tips

Planning is key to making the most of your trip to the Paris Olympics. Book your accommodation well in advance, learn a few phrases in French, and make sure to explore the city's many attractions, including the Louvre, Montmartre, and Notre Dame. Make sure to get your tickets from an official ticketing website.

Bag Policy and Security

Security will be tight, with specific bag policies in place at all venues. Typically, large bags are not allowed, and all carried items will go through a thorough security check. It’s best to pack light, bringing only essentials like your wallet, phone, sunscreen, and a water bottle. Check the official Paris Olympics website closer to the event for detailed bag policy updates.

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Things to Do in Paris

Explore the City of Lights

Paris is a city with much to offer. Here are some of its highlights:

  • Eiffel Tower: It's cliché but essential. Whether you're snapping a photo from the Trocadéro Gardens or ascending to its dizzying heights, the Eiffel Tower is magic at every angle.
  • Louvre Museum: Home to the Mona Lisa and countless other treasures, the Louvre isn't just a museum; it's an adventure through history and art that you can’t miss.
  • Notre Dame Cathedral: Though it's under restoration, the grandeur of Notre Dame still impresses from the outside, with its intricate façade and Gothic architecture.
  • Montmartre: Wander through the cobblestone streets up to the Sacré-Cœur Basilica. The artists, cafes, and quirky shops here echo a vibrant Parisian spirit.
  • Champs-Élysées and Arc de Triomphe: Stroll down one of the world’s most famous avenues. It's a straight shot from the lush greenery of the Tuileries to the imposing Arc de Triomphe.
  • Sainte-Chapelle: This hidden gem is a chapel known for its stunning stained glass windows that practically tell the entire story of the Bible in vibrant color.
  • Seine River Cruises: For a chill end to a busy day, hop on a river cruise. Seeing Paris from the water, especially at sunset, is truly unforgettable.

Savor the Cuisine

Paris is a food lover's paradise. From the street-side creperies to the high-end Michelin-starred restaurants, the city offers a culinary journey like no other. Don't miss the chance to try the city's famous pastries, cheeses, and wines.

See You in Paris?

We hope this guide helps you make the most of your trip to the Paris Olympics 2024. With a bit of planning, you can enjoy the Olympic and Paralympic games, explore the city, and create lasting memories. Maybe we'll even see you at the Olympic Winter Games. And remember, with Bounce, your belongings are always in safe hands. See you in Paris!

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All you need to know

  • How to get tickets to Paris Olympics 2024?

    To secure Paris Olympics 2024 tickets, visit the official ticketing website and register to receive sale alerts. Tickets are sold on a first-come, first-served basis, with additional opportunities through a resale platform opening on May 15.

  • What are the 5 new sports for 2024 Olympics?

    The Paris 2024 Olympics will feature the introduction of four sports as part of the official Olympic program, with breaking (breakdancing) being the newest addition. The other sports, while not entirely new, are being reintroduced or given a more prominent spot in the lineup. Here are the sports: Breaking (Breakdancing) - Making its Olympic debut, breaking will showcase the athletic and artistic skills of breakers in a competitive format. Skateboarding - Introduced in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, skateboarding continues to feature prominently, appealing to a younger audience and reflecting modern urban culture. Sport Climbing - Also introduced in Tokyo 2020, sport climbing tests athletes' strength, speed, and problem-solving abilities in a vertical race against the clock. Surfing - First seen in the Tokyo 2020 Olympics, surfing will again challenge athletes to perform on the unpredictable waves of the ocean, this time at Teahupo'o in Tahiti, known for its powerful waves. Karate - After making its debut in Tokyo, karate was initially not included for Paris 2024 but has been proposed for reintroduction by the organizing committee.

  • What three things are going to be new to the Olympics in 2024 in Paris?

    The Paris 2024 Olympics introduces several novelties: Breaking (Breakdancing): Debuts as the first dance sport in the Olympics. Mass Participation Marathon: Allows amateur runners to compete on the official Olympic marathon course alongside elite athletes. Urban Sports Venue: Features a temporary venue at Place de la Concorde for urban sports like breaking, 3x3 basketball, and skateboarding, enhancing public engagement and accessibility.

  • Can I sell my Paris 2024 tickets?

    Yes, you can sell your Paris 2024 tickets through the official resale platform provided by the Olympic organizers. This secure platform opens on May 15, 2024, and ensures compliance with event policies while preventing issues like scalping and fraud. It allows ticket holders who cannot attend to sell their tickets legitimately. Make sure to adhere to all guidelines set by the Olympics committee for ticket resales.

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