Seine River's Rise as Paris' Top Swim Spot

Paris announces the resumption of swimming activities in the Seine River after more than a hundred years of prohibition, as part of efforts to improve water quality and prepare for the 2024 Olympic Games. This initiative comes amidst severe heatwaves that the city has experienced, with temperatures exceeding 40°C. Three free swimming sites have been opened along the river, although the Seine's waters are not as clear as maritime rivers, and measures are being implemented to monitor water quality; a green flag is raised when the water is safe, and warnings are issued when pollution levels rise. The ongoing debate continues regarding the cost of the cleanup operations, which exceeded one billion euros, but the return of swimming to the Seine is considered an environmental and cultural achievement aimed at adapting to climate change and providing recreational spaces for residents and visitors.

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