In March, April and May, embark on unprecedented cruises, on the various Parisian canals, to discover from the water, the future Olympic venues and the many facilities built to welcome the whole world to our capital, from July 2024.
Before tourist cruises are restricted this summer, for the smooth running of the Paris 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games, the Seine-Saint-Denis tourist office is offering you the chance to climb aboard one of its water tours, to discover what transformations have been carried out on the territory before hosting the world’s biggest sporting event.
So, from Saturday, March 23, 2024 and once a month in April and May, Tristan Bayle (guide-conférencier) will guide you along the various rivers and canals of Paris: the Ourcq canal, from the Parc de la Villette to the Stade de France, the Seine, atÎle-Saint-Denis, the Saint-Denis canal… Over the course of two hours, you’ll discover the athletes’ village, located in the communes of Saint-Denis, Île-Saint-Denis and Saint-Ouen-sur-Seine, the Parc de la Villette, the Bassin de la Maltournée, the Stade de France, the future Olympic aquatic center… Or the Street Art Avenue on the Saint-Denis canal, with its large, colorful frescoes.
Join us on Saturday March 23, April 20 and May 18, 2024 for one of these Olympic cruises, accessible to all (aged 8 and over) and bookable on theExplore Paris website. Tickets cost €12 per adult and €9 per child aged 8 to 12, with special rates for Plaine Commune residents and La Villette subscribers. Come on, let’s weigh anchor and head for the canals and rivers of Paris to discover how the Paris Olympics have transformed our territories north of the capital.
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