Paris Olympic cauldron to float in city sky again starting June 21

The iconic Olympic cauldron from the Paris 2024 Games is set to make a return to the Parisian skyline. Starting June 21 and running until September 14, the cauldron will be displayed in the Jardin des Tuileries, offering a unique spectacle for residents and visitors.

This marks the second summer since the conclusion of the 2024 Olympic Games that the cauldron has been brought back to Paris. Its presence is planned annually until the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, serving as a lingering symbol of the recent Games.

According to EDF, the designer of the cauldron, the installation will be freely accessible to the public throughout the day in the Tuileries garden. Each evening, as the sun sets, the cauldron will ascend into the Parisian sky, creating a dramatic visual display.

During the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, the cauldron attracted large crowds of spectators day and night in the Jardin des Tuileries, a prominent location situated between the Louvre Pyramid and the Place de la Concorde.