Category: 2024 Bid

Click on a zone for an overview of all sports – Subject to change

At the initiative of the City of Paris, with the Comité National Olympique Sportif Français (CNOSF) and Paris 2024, the heart of Paris will be transformed on 23 and 24 June in an Olympic park dedicated to the celebration of sport and Olympism. This event coincides with the worldwide celebration of Olympic Day on June 23. A large part of the center of Paris will be made pedestrian-only use on this occasion.

Friday 23 June and Saturday 24 June from 10:00 to 20:00.

• Facebook event

Zone 1 – Quai d’Orsay

• Basketball
• Skateboarding
• Sports Climbing
• Table Tennis
• Triathlon

Zone 2 – Quai d’Orsay-Quai Anatole France

• Athletics
• Gymnastics

Zone 3 – Esplanade des Invalides

• Football
• Volleyball
• Handball
• Rugby
• Golf
• Hockey
• Baseball / Softball
• Badminton
• Archery
• Shooting
• Tennis

Zone 4 – Quai Anatole France

• Judo
• Boxing
• Weightlifting
• Fencing
• Karate
• Taekwondo
• Wrestling
• Boccia

Zone 5 – Voie Georges Pompidou

• Canoe / Kayak
• Rowing
• Sailing

Zone 6 – Place Charles de Gaulle

• Cycling

Zone 7 – Avenue Winston Churchill

• Trampoline

Zone Alexandre III – Pont Alexandre III

• Diving
• Floating Athletics Track
• Tennis

Zone BMX – Avenue Winston Churchill

• BMX

Pavillion de l’Arsenal – Boulevard Morland

• Sports Climbing

Une piste d’athlétisme sur la Seine : le projet fou d’ #UbiBene pour la journée olympique à #Paris le 24 juin #Paris2024 #Evenementiel pic.twitter.com/0qzOyQe8Lh

— Strategies (@Strategies) 19 mei 2017

At the initiative of the City of Paris, with the Comité National Olympique Sportif Français (CNOSF) and Paris 2024, the heart of Paris will be transformed on 23 and 24 June in an Olympic park dedicated to the celebration of sport and Olympism. This event coincides with the worldwide celebration of Olympic Day on June 23. A large part of the center of Paris will be made pedestrian-only use on this occasion.

Zones

Activities are going to take place in at least 10 zones; including:

• Parc Rives de Seine (fencing, wrestling, archery, pole vaulting)
• Le Louvre
• La place de la Concorde (track cycling)
• Les Invalides (football, handball, rugby, volleyball, baseball)
• Le pavillon de l’Arsenal (climbing)
• Le Petit Palais (trampoline)
• Le Grand Palais
• Le pont Alexandre III (floating athletics track in the river Seine, diving)
• l’Avenue Winston Churchil (BMX)
• I’lle de Saint-Louis (Sailing)

The map and list are not yet complete and subject to change

Yesterday, the IOC Evaluation Commission concluded its three-day visit to Paris. Below is a selection of photos from the past three days.

Photos – General

Photos – Venue tour

(Proposed venue for Handball and Table Tennis)

Video: OfficielViparis on YouTube