Paris Olympics 2024

• Eiffel Tower: Picnic under this iconic landmark or travel up to its summit to have a dinner date, overlooking the Seine River.
• Disneyland Paris: You owe your inner child a visit to this magical place, featuring Mickey Mouse and his friends and a whole bunch of beautiful Disney princesses.
• Jardin du Luxembourg: Take a stroll through these gorgeous gardens, where you can lounge by the fountain or enjoy a book and a baguette under the shade of a tree.
• Louvre Museum: If you’re an art connoisseur, you’ll especially enjoy visiting this landmark. This museum houses 480,000 works of art, of which 35,000 are on display.
• Sacré-Cœur: This minor basilica is dedicated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus, and from its steps, you can witness one of Paris’ most breathtaking sunsets. The church lies at the summit of the butte of Montmartre.

People with disabilities can opt for separate tickets on the venue website , which will give them access to two types of places with easy-access.

• For people in wheelchairs, the tickets will be in the cheapest price categories, depending on the configuration of the site.
• For people with disabilities who do not require a wheelchair, easy access places are available for all sports.

Around thirty “celebration zones” will be set up in each département of Paris for residents and visitors to gather for free. There will be giant screens to watch the opening ceremony, the events and the closing ceremony.

• Seine-et-Marne: Stade Pierre Duport in Chelles, Stade nautique in Torcy
• Yvelines: île de loisirs de Saint-Quentin-en-Yvelines
• Hauts-de-Seine: Stade Gabriel Perri in Nanterre, Jardin de la Ménagerie in Sceaux
• Essonne: Stade Robert Bodin in Bondoufle, Île de loisirs in Etampes
• Seine-Saint-Denis: Parc Georges Valbon in la Courneuve, Projet Africa Station on l’Île-Saint-Denis
• Val-de-Marne: Château de Vincennes, the Maison du Handball, Dominique Duvauchelle stadium in Créteil
• Val-d’Oise: Parc Communal des Berges in Argenteuil, Pierre de Coubertin sports complex in Garges-lès-Gonesse

Other zones are due to open in the Yvelines at Versailles and Magnanville, and at Colombes in the Hauts-de-Seine.

• Get the Paris 2024 Olympics Travel Pass, a digital pass which will include transportation charges to all 2024 Paris Olympics venues and popular tourist destinations including - CDG & Orly airports, Disneyland Paris, and Palace of Versailles.
• Plan your Olympics schedule and tickets ahead of time. With so much happening and at so many different venues, book ahead to avoid last minute rush.
• Go to Paris for the Olympics but also experience the best of Parisian life - visit landmarks like the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower, attend a cabaret show like Moulin Rouge, and talk to the locals about hidden gems (to eat/shop/chill).
• Keep a watchful eye for local festivals and events, in and around Paris. Check out Les concerts de poche, an association which organizes musical workshops for the community, followed by concerts for all.
• While this is but an obvious tip - keep your belongings close and safe from pickpockets. Paris is expecting 15 million visitors for the Olympics, so stay alert with your money and documents.