TICKET SALES FOR THE GAMES

The roots of tennis can be traced back to the 11th century in France, where the precursor to the sport, known as the "jeu de paume," originated. This early version of tennis was played in the courtyards of monasteries and involved using the palm of the hand to strike a ball against walls and sloping roofs. However, it was during the 19th century in England that tennis as we know it today took shape. With the sport's popularity surpassing that of croquet, the All England Croquet Club made the decision to dedicate its lawns to the game of tennis. As the 19th century progressed, numerous national federations were established worldwide, leading to the formation of the International Lawn Tennis Federation (ILTF) in 1913, marking a significant milestone in the sport's history.

The tennis events will take place between the 27th of July and the 4th of August.

• Singles (women’s / men’s)
• Doubles (women’s / men’s / mixed)

Roland-Garros Stadium

Step into the realm of a legendary stadium. Roland Garros, an iconic tennis venue renowned worldwide, will play a pivotal role as a key location for the Paris Games in 2024. This momentous occasion will not only add another chapter to its storied history but will also extend its significance beyond the realm of yellow balls.

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The sport of boxing traces its origins back to ancient times. As early as the late 7th century BC, boxing made its debut in the ancient Olympic Games, where athletes utilized soft leather thongs to protect their hands and forearms during matches.

Although boxing seemed to fade away with the decline of the Roman Empire, it resurfaced in 17th century England. It was during this time that records of amateur boxing were first documented, with the year 1880 marking a significant milestone. Initially, the sport featured five weight categories for competition: bantamweight (up to 54kg), featherweight (up to 57kg), lightweight (up to 63.5kg), middleweight (up to 73kg), and heavyweight (over 73kg). These divisions allowed for fair and balanced matchups among boxers of varying sizes and strengths.

Boxing events will take place between the 27th of July and the 10th of August.

• Weight categories TBD

Roland-Garros Stadium

Step into the realm of a legendary stadium. Roland Garros, an iconic tennis venue renowned worldwide, will play a pivotal role as a key location for the Paris Games in 2024. This momentous occasion will not only add another chapter to its storied history but will also extend its significance beyond the realm of yellow balls.

North Paris Arena

Situated within the Villepinte exhibition centre in Seine-Saint-Denis, the North Paris Arena stands as a prominent venue. During the Olympic Games, this exceptional location will serve as the host for the preliminary rounds of the boxing events.

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Athletics, a sport deeply rooted in history, made its debut in the inaugural ancient Olympic Games. Dating back to 776 BC, it holds the distinction of being the oldest documented sport, with the names of champions preserved through the ages. The ancient Olympics featured various events, including running races and a pentathlon encompassing a running race, long jump, discus throw, javelin throw, and wrestling.

Fast forward to the modern era, and the first organized athletic meets resembling the competitions we recognize today took place in Shropshire, England, in 1840. These events marked the beginning of a new chapter in athletics. By the 1880s, similar championships started gaining momentum and spreading across regions like England, the United States, and Europe.

In 1912, a significant milestone was reached with the establishment of the International Association of Athletics Federations (IAAF), now known as World Athletics. This international governing body was formed to oversee and regulate global athletics competitions, ensuring standardization and fair competition at an international level. Since then, the IAAF, now World Athletics, has played a pivotal role in shaping the sport and organizing prestigious events worldwide.

During the Paris 2024 Games, athletics events will take place between the 1st and the 11th of August.

• 100m (women’s / men’s)
• 200m (women’s / men’s)
• 400m (women’s / men’s)
• 800m (women’s / men’s)
• 1500m (women’s / men’s)
• 5000m (women’s / men’s)
• 10,000m (women’s / men’s)
• 100m Hurdles (women’s)
• 110m Hurdles (men’s)
• 400m Hurdles (women’s / men’s)
• 3000m Steeplechase (women’s / men’s)
• 4 x 100m Relay (women’s / men’s)
• 4 x 400m Relay (women’s / men’s / mixed)
• High Jump (women’s / men’s)
• Pole Vault (women’s / men’s)
• Long Jump (women’s / men’s)
• Triple Jump (women’s / men’s)
• Shot Put (women’s / men’s)
• Discus Throw (women’s / men’s)
• Hammer Throw (women’s / men’s)
• Javelin Throw (women’s / men’s)
• Heptathlon (women’s) Decathlon (men’s)
• 20km Race Walk (women’s / men’s)
• 35km Team Race Walk (mixed)
• Marathon (women’s / men’s) : last week-end of the Olympic
• Games

Iéna Bridge

The transformation of one of Paris' most renowned bridges into one of the world's most magnificent spectator stands. This visionary endeavor has become a reality with the Pont d'Iéna, which will undergo enhancements in 2024 to create extraordinary facilities for welcoming spectators.

Stade de France

Originally constructed in Saint-Denis (93) for the 1998 Football World Cup, the Stade de France stands as the largest stadium in the country. It has witnessed countless memorable sporting moments over the years. Naturally, in 2024, the Stade de France will take on a new role as the Olympic Stadium for the highly anticipated Paris Games.

Hôtel de Ville

Nestled alongside the Seine, the Hôtel de Ville and its picturesque square exude an air of historical significance. These iconic landmarks, steeped in history, will play a pivotal role as they mark the starting point of one of the Olympic Games' most legendary long-distance races: the marathon.

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Enhance your Olympic experience in Paris by staying in our delightful flat situated in the prestigious 7th arrondissement. With the capacity to comfortably house up to 6 guests, it's an ideal choice for families or groups of friends. The 7th arrondissement, known for its exquisite architecture and timeless shopping avenues, is among the most desirable areas in Paris. Live like a local and explore the Parisian charm as you meander through the renowned Paris Pastry Street, conveniently located within this neighbourhood

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