Renaud Muselier Visits The Future Olympic Venues Of 2030 - Briancon

Renaud Muselier Visits The Future Olympic Venues Of 2030 - Briancon

Arnaud Murgia mayor of Briancon shows the buildings of the fort des Trois Tetes to Renaud Muselier, the Fort des Tetes is a fortification overlooking Briançon, it is a UNESCO world heritage site, it could be transformed into an Olympic village, France, Briancon, on January 06, 2024. Region President Renaud Muselier visits the future sites of the 2030 Olympic and Paralympic Winter Games in Briancon. Photo by Thibaut Durand /ABACAPRESS.COM

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