You were all there! 🏃♂️ Parisians running, cheering and supporting each other, that's what made this Marathon so special ! Photos : Guillaume Bontemps
This year, we celebrate 70 years of friendship with Rome ❤️ A very special bond between the City of Light and the Eternal City.
Happy New Year ! 🎉 What a night in the Champs-Elysées yesterday to start 2026 🙌 📷 JB Gurliat / Ville de Paris
It was historic ! On 12 December 2015, world leaders reached an agreement at the UN Climate Change Conference COP21 to tackle climate change and its negative impacts. Cities play a decisive role in ensuring a more sustainable future. 📷 Jean-Baptiste Gurliat / Ville de Paris
Remember the Pont Neuf wrapped? It was 40 years ago, made by iconic couple Christo and Jeanne Claude. Stay tuned! The bridge will be dressed-up again, this time by JR, who will create an amazing art work in June 2026!
Ten years since November 13th. United we stand. Fluctuat Nec Mergitur
Friday, November 13, 2015, Paris fell victim to the deadliest terrorist attacks ever carried out in France. Ten years later, to the day, Paris remembers and honors their memory.
Paris is remembering the victims of the November 13, 2015 attacks. To mark ten years since the terrorist attacks, the city is organizing a tribute at Place de la République. Starting November 8, people can come by to leave a candle or flower in memory of the victims.
That banquet scene from the Paris Olympics opening — pretty iconic, right? Barbara Butch, the Parisian DJ and activist, was one of the standout artists. And now she’s taking on the role of artistic director for Nuit Blanche Paris in 2026. Credit: @barbarabutch
In a few months, 72 amazing women scientists will have their names up there alongside the 72 men already listed. Because every kid—girl or boy—deserves to see that big dreams are for everyone.
Starting in September, Paris is putting over 200 homes on the market through a solidarity lease. The goal? To make homeownership possible for around €5,000 per square meter — even in neighborhoods where property prices are usually much higher. Pretty cool, right?
Paris cleaned up the Seine by fixing sewers, building stormwater basins, and pulling out trash—enough that people can swim there for the first time in 100 years. Social media needs the same: infrastructure fixes, not cosmetic tweaks.
Ville de Paris@paris.fr · 11mo agoSince the season kicked off on July 5, 100 000 people have already taken a dip in the Seine!
Près de 100 000 baigneuses et baigneurs ont déjà eu la joie de se baigner cet été dans la Seine, et face à cet exceptionnel succès, j’ai décidé de prolonger l’ouverture du site de Grenelle jusqu'au 7 septembre, et celui de Bercy jusqu’au 14 septembre.
Since the season kicked off on July 5, 100 000 people have already taken a dip in the Seine!
Swimming in the Seine is an increasingly popular tourist attraction in the French capital, and a must-do for Parisians themselves.
The Seine in Paris is open for swimming. Tourists and residents embrace it as temperatures soar
Swimming in the Seine is an increasingly popular tourist attraction in the French capital, and a must-do for Parisians themselves.
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🎧 🏊 Se baigner en plein Paris, c’est de nouveau possible : notre podcast Sur le fil vous emmène sur les quais de Seine pour comprendre comment et pourquoi d’autres villes européennes rendent les cours d’eau urbains baignables. ➡️ u.afp.com/SgrC
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The Tour de France is breaking tradition this year by having riders climb Montmartre during the final stage.
Tour de France finale brings excitement to Montmartre with a climb to Sacré-Coeur
The Tour de France is breaking tradition this year by having riders climb Montmartre during the final stage.
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On ne s'en lasse plus ! 🤩 Le Tour de France nous fait revivre les sensations incroyables de l'épreuve cycliste des Jeux de Paris en passant par la rue Lepic et la Butte Montmartre !
Combining Dutch-inspired cycling infrastructure and traffic filtering, along with the creation of new pedestrian and green space, Place de Catalogne has undergone one of Paris' most striking urban metamorphoses—shifting from a harsh, car-dominated roundabout to the city's pioneering “urban forest.”🧵
🇫🇷 J-7 avant le magnifique feu d’artifice du #14juillet organisé par la Ville de @paris.fr. Le spectacle débutera à 23h. Préparez-vous à avoir des étoiles plein les yeux ✨🎆 Toutes les infos 👉www.paris.fr/evenements/ne-manquez-pas-le-feu-d-artifices-du-14-juillet-a-la-tour-eiffel-88107
NEW: Paris reopens the Seine River to public swimming after a century-long ban! “About 1,000 swimmers a day will be allowed to use 3 public bathing sites after €1.4bn clean-up program.” 14 more bathing spots beyond the city are planned. Big, bold leadership. @annehidalgo.bsky.social @paris.fr
Paris reopens River Seine to public swimming after century-long ban
About 1,000 swimmers a day will be allowed to use three bathing sites after €1.4bn clean-up programme
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Parole tenue ! Les sites de baignade dans la Seine sont ouverts ! 100 ans après son interdiction, la baignade est de nouveau possible. Un moment historique pour Paris et un héritage majeur des Jeux pour les Parisiennes et les Parisiens.
Paris WAS ALWAYS cool. But with public swimming in the Seine, so many street without cars, biking everywhere, cleaner air and water, Paris is cooler now.
Reuters@reuters.com · last yr.Paris opens river Seine for public swimming for first time since 1923 reut.rs/4nzVLu6
🏊♂️ A Paris, la première baignade dans la Seine depuis 100 ans a enfin eu lieu : «Depuis Chirac on entend que ça va se faire, je pensais crever avant» Un moment historique pour lequel Libé a mouillé le maillot :
A Paris, la première baignade dans la Seine depuis 100 ans a enfin eu lieu : «Depuis Chirac on entend que ça va se faire, je pensais crever avant»
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J’ai testé pour vous : la baignade dans la Seine en plein Paris (et c’est trop bien).
Seine reopens to Paris swimmers after century-long ban
Seine reopens to Paris swimmers after century-long ban
The swimming spots along the famous river are open to the public for free until August 31.
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