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A century after hosting the Games, Paris will once again be the host city for the Olympic and Paralympic Games in 2024. Discover the competition venues and each sport they will host!
In 2024, Paris has a date with history. This summer, the capital will host the Olympic (July 26 to August 11) and Paralympic (August 28 to September 8) Games, organized by the Paris 2024 Olympic Games Organizing Committee (OCOG). These Games are a major event for the city. A century after hosting them for the last time, a new adventure awaits Parisians.
Sites and events
A map of the Olympic venues in Paris
A map of the Paralympic venues in Paris
Olympic and Paralympic venues in Paris
Paris Games venues in depth
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Stade de Roland Garros
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Arena Porte de la Chapelle
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Accor Arena (Bercy)
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South Paris Arena (Paris Expo Porte de Versailles)
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Parc des Princes
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The Seine will take center stage at the opening ceremony
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Five sports facilities renovated for the Paris 2024 Games (Coubertin, Dauvin, Vallerey, Poissonniers and Rousié)
Two main sporting hubs around Paris for the Games
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95% of existing or temporary infrastructures
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30 disciplines within a 10 km radius of the Athletes' Village in Seine-Saint-Denis
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85% of athletes staying within 30 minutes of their competition venues.
The venues for the Olympic and Paralympic Games were officially validated by the Paris 2024 Board of Directors on December 17, 2020.
They are largely based on existing infrastructures:
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Tennis, boxing, wheelchair tennis and seated volleyball at Roland-Garros
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Basketball, gymnastics (artistic and trampoline) and wheelchair basketball at the AccorArena
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Volleyball, table tennis, basketball, weightlifting, boccia and para-table tennis at Paris Expo
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Soccer at the Parc des Princes
Paris is building an 8,000-seat arena in the heart of the Chapelle district for the Olympic badminton and rhythmic gymnastics events and the Paralympic para-badminton and para-weightlifting events, with the goal of leaving a positive legacy for local residents.
A spectacular concept with temporary sites in the heart of Paris
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Fencing, taekwondo, wheelchair fencing and para-taekwondo at the Grand Palais
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Judo, wrestling, para judo and wheelchair rugby at the ephemeral Grand Palais
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Archery and para-archery on the Esplanade des Invalides
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Beach volleyball and 5-a-side soccer at Champ-de-Mars
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Triathlon, open-water swimming, athletics (marathon and walking), cycling and para-triathlon on the Pont d'Iéna.
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Skateboarding, 3x3 basketball, BMX freestyle and breaking at Concorde
Soccer stadiums
In addition to Paris (Parc des Princes), Bordeaux, Lyon, Marseille, Nantes, Nice and Saint-Étienne will host the men's and women's Olympic soccer tournaments.
Road races
Marathon, road cycling, triathlon. Unlike the others, these three disciplines will compete in the streets of Paris, in a spectacular setting.
Celebration sites
The Games Celebration Sites (or "Live Sites") are the venues for events, celebrations and broadcasts for the Olympic and Paralympic Games. They will also be a key venue for the Cultural Olympiad Festival (June - September 2024). Their ambition: to make the event an integral part of the city and give residents the chance to experience the Games even without access to the competition venues.
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