"Bouquinistes" In Paris Will Have To Leave The Seine

"Bouquinistes" In Paris Will Have To Leave The Seine

Paris, 01/08/2023 - The 200 open-air booksellers who line the Seine will have to remove their boxes due to the opening of the Olympic Games next year in Paris. This will be the first opening to take place outside a stadium and French police say it is essential to have a perimeter to regulate access and movement of people to ensure the security of a site exposed to acts of terrorism. (Photo by Telmo Pinto/NurPhoto)

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