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announces
Pride House
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To mark the International Day against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia, Paris 2024 sets out its commitment to combating all forms of discrimination and its support for any victims of discrimination and announces the creation of a dedicated space during the Games to represent these minorities. A space that will be open to everyone, where it will be possible to celebrate its community and its pride: the Pride House.

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The Olympic
Seine
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A historic ceremony in the heart of Paris : a 6 km parade route along the Seine, running from Pont d’Austerlitz to Pont d’Iéna

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Olympic
marathon
route
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The route for the Paris 2024 Olympic marathon has been confirmed pays tribute to a key moment from the French Revolution: the Women’s March on Versailles, on 5 October 1789. Iconic but also demanding, the marathon route will pass through nine Île-de-France districts, taking in some of the Paris region’s most well-known monuments, as well as its iconic parks and forests.

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The Look
of the Games
is unveiled
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Paris 2024 has unveiled its ‘Look of the Games’ or visual identity. Colourful, aesthetically pleasing and full of symbolism, the Paris 2024 Look of the Games encapsulates French elegance using a versatile material – the humble cobblestone. Like the spirit of the Games, the Paris 2024 Look of the Games will be visible all over the country, differing from one host city to the next.

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