Le Olympic Aquatic Center is the aquatic site under construction located in Saint-Denis (La Plaine Saint-Denis district) which will host sporting events as part of the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris.

Located in the heart of the ZAC Plaine Saulnier, opposite the Stade de France to which it is connected by a footbridge spanning the A1 motorway, it will house the water sports competitions: dive, water polo and artistic swimming. It is being built under the contracting authority of the Métropole du Grand Paris.

The Olympic and Paralympic Village, currently under construction, will be made available to Paris 2024 from 1^er March 2024. Beyond its ambition to provide an optimal welcome to the athletes, the Village will be, the day after the Games, a real part of the city for the inhabitants of Seine-Saint-Denis, in symbiosis with the environmental exemplarity aimed for by Paris 2024.

The Yves-du-Manoir departmental stadium is a sports complex located in Colombes (Hauts-de-Seine), in the northwestern suburbs of Paris. The ground of honor notably hosted the 1924 Summer Olympics, the final of the 1938 Football World Cup, forty finals of the French Football Cup, as well as a large number of French championship finals. rugby union. In view of the field hockey events of the 2024 Olympic Games, a stadium renovation project is adopted. 

Located in the heart of the Paris Le Bourget exhibition center, Hall 3 will house the Media Center for the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games. Hall E will be demolished in order to rebuild a new 20m² Hall in the immediate vicinity of the future Media Village in which will accommodate approximately 000 journalists and technicians. In 2, Hall 800 will host part of the Main Media Center from which 2024 journalists and technicians will inform the planet. As soon as the Games are over, it will return to its original vocation within the Paris Le Bourget Exhibition Centre.