Paris Plages Review

It was not summer when I arrived in Paris, so there was no beach or beach. In fact, it was a pile of sand on the banks of the Seine, and then everyone was basking in the sun and pretending to be at the beach. It's almost the same as getting a beach on the Huangpu River in Shanghai.

Seeing this beach will smile, and I will mutter in my heart that only the French can think of such a romantic and grand lifestyle. Here, you can stay away from the noise, listen to the sound of the Seine River, lie on the fine sand to spend leisure time, or you can buy ice cream on the beach. Enjoy the fragrant coffee. The beach also has a library, books and magazines for people on the beach, as well as water fitness classes and small experiments in children's sciences for people to relax and entertain.

Amazingly, the city puts the beach on the beach every summer so residents can enjoy it for free. Of course, some activities may cost money, but most are free. Bring a drink or lunch and a good book to rest under an umbrella. Children can build a sandcastle. There are balls every night and a pentagon-shaped venue to play.

Paris Beach is a temporary artificial beach built along the Seine River in downtown Paris. Every July and August, roads along the Seine River are blocked and various activities are held to make visitors feel like they are in a fantastic space, rippling along the riverside scenery, while feeling the hot summer scenery on the beach.

Paris beach is very fine, the whole sand is very white, everyday people here to maintain the environment, cleaning some garbage.