40 Schoolchildren Climb The Steps Of The Eiffel Tower - Paris Portrait of Patrick Branco Ruivo during 40 Parisian schoolchildren from the Saint-Lambert school (Paris, 15th) climb the 700 or so steps of the legendary Eiffel Tower to the 2nd floor. This climb marks the start of a major operation carried out as part of a partnership between the City of Paris, the Société d Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE) and the Académie de Paris. The objective: to allow nearly 14,000 Parisian children, CM2 students and children from Parisian leisure centers, to visit this iconic monument free of charge each year, over a period from October to February so that they can better understand each other. appropriate the heritage of their city. December 4, 2024
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40 Schoolchildren Climb The Steps Of The Eiffel Tower - Paris Portrait of Patrick Branco Ruivo during 40 Parisian schoolchildren from the Saint-Lambert school (Paris, 15th) climb the 700 or so steps of the legendary Eiffel Tower to the 2nd floor. This climb marks the start of a major operation carried out as part of a partnership between the City of Paris, the Société d Exploitation de la Tour Eiffel (SETE) and the Académie de Paris. The objective: to allow nearly 14,000 Parisian children, CM2 students and children from Parisian leisure centers, to visit this iconic monument free of charge each year, over a period from October to February so that they can better understand each other. appropriate the heritage of their city. December 4, 2024
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