Paris 2024 Olympics: Eole Gardens offers free activities in the 18th arrondissement

The Paris Olympics 2024 are shaping up to be an exceptional event for the French capital, and the Jardinsd'Éole in the 18th arrondissement are no exception. From July 26 to September 8, 2024, visitors and residents alike will be able to enjoy a variety offree activities in this dynamic and welcoming green space, to celebrate the arrival of this global competition in style!

The Jardinsd'Éole, known for their ecological design and accessibility, are becoming a center of attraction for those looking to experience the Olympic spirit in a fun and free way. The park offers an ideal setting for sporting activities and outdoor leisure activities, promoting conviviality and well-being. With its vast lawns, sports fields and playgrounds, there's something for every taste and every age.

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The Jardins d'Eole program during the Paris 2024 Olympic Games includes dance performances, nature walks, sports workshops... And many other activities to discover! Les Jardins d'Eole won't be showing the Olympic events on the big screen, but you can go and watch them in the fan-zones in neighboring districts, such as the Mairie du 9e arrondissement or the Stade Louis Lumière . Organized by Club 2024, the fan zone is just as much for grown-ups as it is for kids! If you live in another part of the 18th arrondissement, the Square Léon Serpollet also offers free activities!