🇫🇷Paris Olympic Games｜Transportation, Attractions and Activities Guide

July is the peak tourist season in Paris, and with the National Day and the opening of the Olympics, the whole city will become very crowded. Below we have summarized some things that need to be paid attention to based on French media and official information. Friends who come to Paris can plan their itinerary in advance❗ ⚠️Traffic restrictions: During the Olympics, some metros, buses, RERs and trams in Paris will be adjusted according to the events. It is recommended to walk or use public transportation as much as possible. ❗In terms of metro stations, Concorde, Champs Elysées Clémenceau and Tuileries stations will remain closed until September 21. You can check the Paris police official website (prefecturedepolice) and government website (anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr) according to your itinerary 🎫 It is recommended that everyone buy a "Paris 2024 Pass", which allows unlimited use of subways, buses, RER and trams. It can be purchased in advance on the Île-de-France Mobilités official website or app. ⚠️Affected attractions include: 🔹Champ de Mars - closed until September 🔹Palace of Chaillot - closed until September (except the aquarium) 🔹Invalides - closed until October 🔹Place de la Concorde - closed until September 🔹 Piers on the Lower Seine - closed from mid-June; Seine cruises will be closed after July 19 ❗Accommodation suggestions🏨: If you don’t want to be too crowded, you can actually choose an area with convenient transportation outside the city center, such as Nanterre, Versailles, or near Disneyland. But remember to choose a house with reviews to prevent you from encountering fake landlords! Special Olympic events and exhibitions🏅🎉: ✨ La Villette Park will be open all day during the Olympics, hosting free sports activities and experiences 📍211 Avenue Jean Jaurès, ✨Exhibition of stained glass sculptures "Les 4 Cardinales du Sport" on the Canal Saint-Martin 📍Canal Saint-Martin ✨The Terrasse des Jeux in Paris will be transformed into a huge outdoor event center from July 14th to September 8th, with live broadcasts of the event on giant screens, as well as other activities and food stalls. 📍Place de l''Hôtel de Ville #ParisOlympicCountdown #ParisOlympicaccommodationandtransportationguide #Parisaccommodationrecommendation #ParisOlympicLandmarkCard #ParisTransportationCard #ParisTransportationGuide #2024FranceOlympics #ParisOlympicattractionsclosed