River Seine in Paris Reopens for Swimmers After Century-Long Ban
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Summary
The River Seine in Paris reopens for swimmers after a century-long ban, allowing bathers to enjoy the iconic waterway following a cleanup effort. Three swimming zones are open to the public for free until August 31.
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"The seasonal opening of the Seine for swimming"
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