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Paris reopens Seine River for public swimming
France's capital Paris reopened the Seine River to swimmers on Saturday for the first time in over a century. AFP news agency said dozens of swimmers were present for the opening at 8:00 a.m. (0600 UTC/GMT), diving into the water under the watchful eye of lifeguards.
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Towers of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris to reopen this yearThe towers of Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris are to reopen later this year, six years after a devastating fire severely ...
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There’s a Psychological Term for Feeling Disappointed by Traveling to Paris—and It Can Have Intense SymptomsThe term is nothing new: it was first coined by a Japanese psychiatrist working in France, Hiroaki Ota, in the 1980s. He, and ...
After a thorough restoration, workers are returning the 150-year-old copper statues to the top of Notre-Dame Cathedral.
Since 1768, the forecourt of Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral has been the starting point for the roads of France, defined by the " point zéro", a stone used as a kilometre marker t ...
Parisians will be allowed to swim in the River Seine legally for the first time since 1923, following a multi-million dollar clean-up project.
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