Tour de France 2026 arrival: giant screen and free activities at Beaugrenelle

This Sunday, July 26, 2026, the Tour de France brings three weeks of high-stakes racing on French roads to a close! Ahead of its traditional arrival on the Champs-Elysées, the Grande Boucle will thread through iconic spots of the capital, notably the Butte Montmartre, the final push before the finish. For the occasion, the centre commercial de Beaugrenelle invites Parisians to experience the finish live in the 15e arrondissement, on screen giant.

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If you’d rather not mingle with the vast crowd filling the capital’s streets along the route, but want to experience this final leg in a friendly, convivial vibe rather than from home, Beaugrenelle has arranged for you to settle into sun loungers from 2:30 PM. Free activities, outdoor Zumba classes, and a few surprises await you throughout the afternoon.

Moreover, with Linois Street closed to traffic, it's a chance to turn it into a fully pedestrian zone and enjoy the neighborhood! If the event is accessible to everyone, with no booking required, plan ahead and come well before the runners reach the final stretch to hope for a sun lounger!

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