Paris is on the brink of a remarkable eco-revival, with plans to bring nature back to the forefront of the City of Light. The restoration of Notre Dame Cathedral, set to reopen in December, is just one part of a broader eco-facelift reshaping the city.
Notre Dame Cathedral: a rebirth in green
The area around Notre Dame is undergoing a transformation, with plans to create green space and plant trees to enhance the visitor experience. The project aims to integrate nature and the Seine more fully into the area while respecting the cathedral's history.
Place de la Concorde: a transformation
The iconic Place de la Concorde will see a significant overhaul between 2026 and 2027, balancing historical significance with modern green ambitions. Expect more greenery and less traffic as the plaza is redesigned.
Champs-Elysees: a greener avenue
The Champs-Elysees, known as the most beautiful avenue in the world, is undergoing a 30-million-euro facelift to add more green spaces and revive its historic charm.
Arc de Triomphe: reducing traffic
Changes to the Arc de Triomphe's roundabout will reduce traffic flow and create a quieter, more accessible space. The Avenue de la Grande Armee will also be transformed into a lush, tree-lined boulevard.
Louvre Museum to go eco-friendly
The Louvre Museum will undergo a transformation under the 'Louvre 2030' project to manage crowds and provide a tranquil, green environment for visitors.
