History of the Olympic flame. The Olympic torch is first lit in Olympia, Greece, as a tribute to the ancient Olympic games that set the stage for the modern events. This year's torch was lit in April.

The Olympic flame that wowed the world at the Paris 2024 opening ceremony in a floating cauldron is not real but in fact 100 per cent electric, organisers have revealed.

This flame burns throughout the Olympics, serving as a constant reminder of the enduring legacy and universal spirit of the event.The Paris 2024 cauldron was lit by two Olympic gold medalists from ...

PARIS — Paris hosted an extra-special guest for France’s national holiday Sunday — the Olympic flame lighting up the city’s grandiose military parade for Bastille Day.

The golden glowing hot air balloon that ascended with the Olympic flame near the Louvre during last year's Summer Games in Paris is set to make its comeback this summer. On the initiative of French ...

The cauldron, with the Olympic flame lit, ... France’s history with flight inspired the eco-friendly design. The first hot air balloon carrying a human flew in Paris on November 21, 1783.

The flame on Sunday crossed the sea like its Olympic twin did when it arrived in France from Greece in May — but this time via the Channel Tunnel to mark the start of the Paralympic relay.

"Yesterday, I had the honor of carrying the Olympic flame, a symbol of light, hope, peace, and unity ♾️. If you believe in these values, know that you were with me every step of the way," she ...

A year after it captivated crowds during the Paris Olympics, a giant ballon makes its comeback on Saturday – part of President Emmanuel Macron's wish to continue the spirit of the Games.The ...

The Paris 2024 cauldron was lit by two Olympic gold medalists from France — Marie-José Pérec, a track runner, and Teddy Riner, a judoka. Charles Coste, the oldest living French Olympic ...

The Paris 2024 cauldron was lit by two Olympic gold medalists from France — Marie-José Pérec, a track runner, and Teddy Riner, a judoka. Charles Coste, the oldest living French Olympic ...