Olympics 2024

In 2024, Paris will turn into the second city to have the Olympics for a third time frame after London. The Games will stamp the 100th commemoration of the last time that Paris facilitated, back in 1924.

The system for the 2024 Games has previously been set, from scenes to the games on the program to rivalry timetables and how competitors and groups qualify. We should go through what the Paris Olympics will resemble.

What are the 2024 Olympic dates?

The 2024 Paris Olympics open with non-award contest on July 24, 2024. The Opening Ceremony is July 26.The first medals are awarded July 27 (likely in shooting). The final medals will be decided on Aug. 11 (likely women’s basketball), the day of the Closing Ceremony.. Paris is six hours in front of New York City, so the early evening occasions will occur in the early evening in the U.S.

What are the 2024 Olympic venues?

A portion of Paris’ most famous areas will have Olympic rivalry. Roland Garros, the yearly site of tennis’ French Open, will have tennis and boxing.  Beach  volleyball will be in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower at Champ de Mars. The Palace of Versailles will have equestrian and present day pentathlon. Stade de France, which significantly facilitated the 1998 men’s soccer World Cup last won by France, will be the home of olympic style events. Riding will be in Tahiti, an island in French Polynesia that is around 9,800 miles from Paris.

About Olympics

The Olympic Games are an international sports festival, held every four years. The ultimate goals are to cultivate human beings, through sport, and contribute to world peace. Summer Games and Winter Games are held separately.

The Ancient Olympic Games

The history of the Olympics began some 2,300 years ago. Their origin lays in the Olympian Games, which were held in the Olympia area of ancient Greece. Although there are some theories on its initial purposes, the Games have been said to have started as a festival of art and sport, to worship gods. The ancient Olympic Games, however, ended in 393 because of the outbreaks of wars in the region in which they were held.

The Modern Olympic Games

After a 1,500 year absence of the ancient Olympic Games, the event was resumed in the late nineteenth century, thanks to the efforts of Baron Pierre de Coubertin, a French educator. In 1894, his proposal to revive the Olympic Games was unanimously approved at the International Congress in Paris, and the first Olympic Games were held in Athens, Greece, two years later. He also devised the five-ring emblem that is familiar to most people as the Games’ symbol, which represents the unity of the five continents.

Sports at the 2024 Paris Olympic Games

• Archery
• athletics
• badminton
• basketball
• basketball 3×3
• boxing
• canoe
• road cycling
• cycling track
• mountain biking
• BMX freestyle
• BMX racing
• equestrian
• fencing
• football
• golf
• artistic gymnastics
• rhythmic gymnastics
• trampoline
• handball
• hockey
• judo
• modern pentathlon
• rowing
• rugby
• sailing
• shooting
• table tennis
• taekwondo
• tennis
• triathlon
• volleyball
• beach volleyball
• diving
• marathon swimming
• artistic swimming
• swimming
• water polo
• weightlifting
• wrestling