10 years of transforming Paris: free events at Hôtel de Ville

A climbing wall to try out on the Hôtel de Ville forecourt, free seed distribution and potting workshops in the Hôtel de Ville courtyard, and meetings with elected officials in the Hôtel de Ville salons. All these events are free to discover this Saturday, March 23, 2024 from 3pm to 6:30pm during a special afternoon organized by the City of Paris.

To help as many people as possible discover the 10-year transformation of the capital, theHôtel de Ville is opening its doors to the curious, eager to learn more about the projects that have transformed the City and the lives of Parisians since 2014. For 10 years now, Paris has been making many changes, in five key areas of daily life: climate, solidarity, families, culture and democracy.

This is also an opportunity to find out more about the program planned near you during and after the Olympic and Paralympic Games. Finally, during this dedicated afternoon, visitors will have the opportunity to visit the committee rooms, the Paris Council chamber and the mayor's office in the legendary Hôtel de Ville. All these activities are open to all, and are free of charge this Saturday from 3pm to 6.30pm!

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10 years of transforming Paris, the program

• On the Hôtel de Ville forecourt :
  • Climbing wall and sports field to try out;
  • Tastings offered by the Parisculteurs and the Course des cafés to be held the following day, Sunday March 24.
    
    
• In the courtyard of the Hôtel de Ville:
  • Free seed distribution ;
  • Potting workshops;
  • Exhibition on the greening of the city.
    
    
• In the salons of the Hôtel de Ville
  • Visit the various stands to talk directly with elected officials and the people who work for Paris. Visitors can also (re)discover the projects that have transformed the City of Paris.