From 5 July 2025, Paris will reopen swimming in the Seine with three iconic sites accessible to the public: Bercy, Bras Marie and Bras de Grenelle. This is a major event, a legacy of the 2024 Paris Olympic Games.

A total of 11 free, supervised swimming areas await you all summer long in the Seine and elsewhere, from the Bassin de la Villette to the Canal Saint-Martin, including sports centres.

A symbol of the legacy of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the cauldron designed by Mathieu Lehanneur is back in the Tuileries Gardens from 21 June to 14 September 2025!

This will be an annual event, as the cauldron - topped by its balloon - will be visible every summer until the Los Angeles 2028 Games to illuminate the skies above the capital and bring back to life the magic of the Paris Games.

From 20 June 2025, the Central Square of the Grand Palais will be adorned with a spectacular textile installation designed in collaboration with 19M.

This immersive work highlights the expertise of the arts and crafts through a monumental and colourful scenography. A vibrant tribute to exceptional craftsmanship, to be discovered free of charge in the heart of the monument.

Through its exclusive review, Paris je t’aime looks back at the key actions carried out during the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games.

This White Paper highlights a strengthened regional dynamic, the rise of more responsible tourism, the Hospitality Manifesto, all the tourist information available via MyParisjetaime and the commitment of local stakeholders to promote Paris on the international stage.