Overview of BrazilCity GuideInformation about Tokyo and competition venues are provided below.
About 80% of competition venues will be located within a 10-km radius of the Olympic and Paralympic Village.
ParisOver 21 percent of France’s population living within the metropolitan area, Paris continues to function in providing a world-class level experience in cultural activities. Enjoy French culture and history while visiting historic attractions, entertainment venues, and through fine dining. To travel from one district to another, France’s public transportation system is one of the most efficient befitting the famous metropolitan region. Paris is a central hub of sightseeing delights such as the iconic Eiffel Tower with 3 observation platforms. No trip would be complete without visiting one of the top museums in the world--The Louvre. The former palace of France’s kings contains masterpiece works of art such The Mona Lisa (To get the most of your visit, join a guided tour). The gathering place is the famous boulevard, Avenue des Champs-Elysees with its parks, shops, hotels, cafes, and theater. Another way to soak up Parisian scenery is to take a Seine River Cruise. Ile-de-France-RegionTwo Paralympic events will take place in Seine-Saint-Denis: The Paralympic Marathon and Paralympic Road Cycling. While you're in in Sein-Saint-Denis, visit the Saint Denis Basilica, a former abbey with gothic art and the final resting place of French Kings. BordeauxCompetition in football (soccer) will be held at the Bordeaux Stadium and depending on the length of stay, there are attractions nearby: Cité du Vin, Place des Quinconces, Saint-André Cathedral, Arcachon Bay, Dune du Pyla, Les Landes beaches. Since Bordeaux is a famous wine-growing region, there are several wine tasting tours. NantesNantes is known as the capital of Brittany and football (soccer) competitions will be at Nantes Stadium. While visiting Nantes, explore Château des Ducs de Bretagne, a fortified castle in the eastern part of the old town. Also, at the heart of Nantes is Passage Pommeraye—a three-tiered arcade shopping mall. Completed in 1843, the architecture consists of Corinthian columns, Renaissance sculptures, and wrought-iron railings. LyonLyon is the capital city in France's Auvergne-Rhône-Alpes region and is on the UNESCO World Heritage list. The city consists of ancient ruins, medieval quarters, and Renaissance houses. Football matches will take place at the Lyon Stadium. The city is large enough to take a guided tour to visit the top attractions such as the Musée des Beaux Arts. NiceNice is located on the French Riviera (southeastern coast of France on the Mediterranean Sea) and will host football matches. When visiting Nice, stroll along the Promenade des Anglais and discover the Old Town of Vieille Ville. If you are interested in art, be sure to visit Matisse's Museum and the Marc Chagall Museum. Also, one of the best ways to appreciate the landscape is taking a Coastal Sightseeing Cruise. MarseilleMarseille is a port city in the South of France and the sailing event will take place. As one of the best places to visit, explore the Old Harbor, known as the birthplace of Marseilles and enjoy authentic local cuisine. LilleLille is the capital of the Hauts-de-France region in northern France, near the border of Belgium. Handball events will be held at the Pierre de Mauroy Stadium in Villeneuve d'Ascq, near Lille. The city is well known for its vibrant markets and restaurants. Along with museums and galleries, walking around Lille to enjoy the architecture is part of this cultural hub. Feedback We welcome any questions, feedback, or suggestions you may have regarding this website or other resources. Please contact us. |
