Olympics 2024 Paris: a fan zone at Square Léon Serpollet in the 18th arrondissement

The Olympic Games are finally here, and many Parisians and tourists from all over the world don't want to miss a moment of the festivities! Do you live in the 18th arrondissement? Then you'll be able to discover the fan zone created by Club 2024 at Square Léon Serpollet . This is your chance to take part in a unique event, organized especially for the Olympics!

Numerous free workshops and activities are available for young and old. On the program: screen-printing workshops, capoeira initiation, musical performances, sports classes, board games... And many other activities to discover on site! The Olympic Games will not be broadcast in the Park, but you can watch them in nearby arrondissements, such as the Mairie du 9e arrondissement. Organized by Club 2024, the fan-zone is one of 25 fan-zones located in Paris Intra-muros for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games.

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Square Serpollet, located at 36 rue des Cloys, is a small green space dedicated to Léon Serpollet, a French engineer and inventor who pioneered steam technology. This square offers a children's playground, benches and relaxation areas, providing a haven of peace in the heart of the bustling city. Close to the Montmartre district and the Sacré-Coeur basilica, it is easily accessible by public transport and is an ideal place to relax and enjoy the greenery in a charming, historic setting! It's being transformed for the Paris 2024 Games to enable the residents of the 18th arrondissement to celebrate them!