Things to Do in Paris

1. Visit Eiffel Tower at Night: The Eiffel Tower is located on the banks of the Seine River and is decorated with 336 spotlights. It was named after its designer and engineer Gustave Eiffel and stood as an epitome of romanticism due to its aesthetic appeal. There are restaurants, cafes, and lifts built within the latticed framework of the tower.

Location: 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France
Entry Fee: 
Children (4 – 11 years) – 2.5 Euros,
Adults (12 – 24 years) – 5.10 Euros 
Visitors over 25. years – 10.20 Euros (All these prices are for entry till second floor)
Timings: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM

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2. Enjoy Relaxing Boat Ride at Bateaux Mouche: The boat ride at Bateaux Mouche begins at Seine River up to Notre Dame de Paris, covering on its way an elegant view of the Eiffel Tower and an eloquent façade of the Louvre. Some cruises also serve optional champagne during the ride.

Location: Pont de l’Alma 1 Port de la Conference, 75008 Paris, France
Entry Fee: 
Children (4 – 12 years) – 6 Euros,
Adults (Over 12 years) – 14 Euros. (Entry is free for children under four years.)
Timings: Every 30 minutes between 10:00 AM and 10:30 PM

3. Luxembourg Gardens: Luxembourg Gardens is one of the must things to do in Paris. The 62-acre land is covered with lush green English-style parks interspersed with statues, including a miniature replica of the Statue of Liberty. There is a children’s area with pony rides, puppet theatres, and swings which has an entry fee.

Location: Rue de Medicis, Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris, France
Entry Fee: There is no entry fee for the gardens,
 But there is an entry fee attached to the Children’s area.
 Adults – 1.50 Euros and
 Children – 2.50 Euros
Timings: 8:00 AM – 9:00 PM

4. Explore the city on Velib: Velib is a popular bicycle-sharing system and the most frequently opted activities in Paris for a tour of this city. You can pay upfront using the attached credit card machine and explore Paris. Once you reach your destination, you can drop the Velib off at any nearby parking space or keep it at the Velib stand.

They have been constructed all across the city, a few kilometers apart to make travel easier. However, you may have to deposit an amount of 600 Euros before you start your venture.

Location: There are several Velib stands throughout Paris

5. Explore the Louvre Palace: The Louvre, Louvre Museum, or Musee du Louvre French Museum is a museum with over 35,000 items from ancient times to as recent as the 21st century. One of the key attractions is the spectacular Louvre Pyramid built at the entrance. Then, the pathway leads to marvelous artifacts, and two key attraction courtyards – the Cour Carree or the Square Courtyard and the Cour Napoleon or the Napoleon Courtyard.

Location: Rue de Medicis, Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris, France
Entry Fee:
Exhibition: 13 Euros,
Combined Ticket (Permanent Collection + Birth of Museum): 16 Euros.
Admission for visitors under 18 years of age is free.
Timings: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

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6. Marvel at a Classical Ballet at the Palais Garnier: Visiting the Palais Garnier is one of the culturally enriched activities in Paris. It is an opera museum that organizes classical ballet performances, encompassing the elegance and eloquence. Before the ballet, you can take a guided tour of the Palais Garnier with its intricate architecture.

The Foyer and Library Museum expresses a sense of the grandeur of the columns, ceilings, and paintings that look almost lifelike.

Location: 1, place de l'Opera, 9th Arrondissement, Paris, France
Entry Fee: 20 Euros
Timings: 10:00 AM – 5:30 PM

7. Shop at Le Passages Couverts de Paris: Le Passages Couverts de Paris is where the traditional shopping arcades flaunt their chic designs. Apart from snazzy Louboutins, there are stamp collection shops and second-hand book stores that add on to the café culture of Paris.

The six passages laid across 9th, 2nd, and 1st arrondissements are rich not only in the collections of clothes but collectibles, trinkets, and jewelry. Some of the common characteristics of these flaunting buildings include highly ornamented, glass-ceilings, artificially illuminated (using glass lamps), pedestrianized, and lined with quaint shops connecting streets.

Location: 5 Rue de la Banque, 75002 Paris, France

8. Enjoy a movie at Le Palace: Watching a movie at Le Palace should be one of the best activities to do in Paris. The most attractive feature of the theatre is its architecture. It was built in the 17th century and was popular as a dance hall more than a theatre.

Now, apart from being a theatre, Le Palace has turned into a nightclub with space for concerts and a discotheque. Many popular comedies, television broadcasts, and one-person shows are frequently visited by locals and tourists alike.

Location: 8 Rue du Faubourg Montmartre, 75009 Paris, Franc
Entry Fees: 25 Euros - 40 Euros
Timings: Tuesday - Sunday: 11:00 AM - 8:00 PM

9. Visit Musee national Gustave Moreau: If you are an art fanatic, then visiting the Gustave Moreau Museum should be one of the most exhilarating activities to do in Paris for you. The flamboyantly structured museum inhabits about 13,000 paintings - both sketches and watercolor - of the famous French painter Gustave Moreau. There are also historical artifacts and furniture from Louis XVI ancestral heritage that can be admired.

Location:14 Rue de la Rochefoucauld - 75009 Paris, France
Entry Fees:5 Euros. The guided tour costs an extra 6 Euros.
Timings: Wednesday - Monday: 10:00 AM - 6:00 PM

10. Take a break at Spa My Blend by Clarins: Get Wasatu Massages, Art du Toucher couple’s massage, and have Pierre Hermes macarons at the globally recognized Spa My Blend by Clarins in Paris. They also have a hammam, laconium room, and a sauna to add on to your soothing sojourn. 

Location: 37 Avenue Hoche, 75008 Paris, France
Timings: 6:30 AM - 10:00 PM

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1. Eiffel Tower:  Visiting the Eiffel Tower is one of the must-do activities in Paris due to its latticed structure and a height of 324 meters. The tower has an in-built cafe and a restaurant that serves scrumptious French pastries and croissants along with platters. 

Location: 5 Avenue Anatole France, 75007 Paris, France
Entry Fee:
Children (4 – 11 years) – 2.5 Euros,
Adults (12 – 24 years) – 5 Euros and
Visitors over 25 years – 10 Euros
Timings: 9:00 AM – 12:00 AM

2. Arc de Triomphe: Arc de Triomphe is a massive arch displayed at the prime center of Paris. Its construction began in 1806 on Napoleon's birthday. It borrows elements from the Roman Arch of Titus with intricately carved sculptures celebrating the victories of Revolution.

Location: Place Charles de Gaulle, 75008 Paris, France
Timings: Monday - Saturday: 10:00 AM - 10:00 PM

3. Cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris: One of the finest specimens of the French Gothic architecture, the Notre-Dame, is a Catholic Church consecrated to the Virgin Mary.

Location: 6, Parvis Notre-Dame - Pl. Jean-Paul II, 75004 Paris, France
Entrance Fee: Admission to the cathedral is free,
But entry to the tower and the crypt costs 8.50 Euros and 6 Euros, respectively. 
Timings: 8:00 AM - 7:45 PM

4. Sacre Coeur Church: A visit to the Sacre Coeur Church is another popular thing to do in Paris. Parisians often refer to this grand architectural monument as ‘the big meringue.’ The entrance to this Church constitutes of over 300 steps with no lift.

Location: Parvis de la Basilique, Paris, France
Timings: 6:00 AM - 10:30 PM

5. Louvre Museum: The paintings, artifacts, cultures, and monuments in the Louvre Museum are worth a visit and is one of the often explored activities in Paris.

Location: Rue de Medicis, Rue de Vaugirard, 75006 Paris, France
Entry Fee: 
Exhibition: 13 Euros,
Combined Ticket (Permanent Collection + Birth of Museum): 16 Euros.
Admission for visitors under 18 years of age is free.
Timings: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

6. Musee d’Orsay: Another fore withstanding monument dedicated to art, the Musee d’Orsay has collectibles – paintings and sculptures – from the pre-Impressionist and Impressionist eras. The exhibits and art galleries are flanked on a four-story building, with an in-built café and restaurant. The overview of the Seine River makes its location all the more relinquishing.

Location: Rue De La Légion d'Honneur, 75007 Paris, France
Entry fee:
Under 18 years of age: Free.
Over 18 years: 11 Euros
Timings: Tuesdays – Sundays: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM

7. Palace of Versailles: The Palace of Versailles has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, and exploring its heritage is a must thing to do in Paris. It is divided into four sections – The Park, Château de Versailles, Gardens of Versailles and Marie Antoinette Estate and Palace of Trianon.

Location: Place d’Armes, Versailles, Paris, France
Entry Fee:
Under 18 years of age:  free.
Over 18 years: 20 – 30 Euros
Timings: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM

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8. Pont Alexandre III Bridge: In a city with 371 bridges, Pont Alexandre III displays a massive expanse of beauty, flanked with dainty cafes, thus making visits there one of the most exuberant activities in Paris. The 500 feet long and 30 feet wide bridge is composed of a metallic structure with tourists and locals enjoying long romantic walks across the river.

Location: 4 Port des Invalides, 75007 Paris, France
Timings: 12:00 PM – 2:00 AM

9. Tuileries Garden: Jardin des Tuileries is an intricate Parisian style garden laid across a land of 28 hectares. The banks of the Seine River provide an eloquent view of sunsets and sunrises, making exploring the gardens one of the most popular activities in Paris. The park is interspersed with 18 bronze statues construed by the famous sculptor Maillol. Another popular attraction of the place is the Ferris Wheel Ride which is open from July to August.

Location: Jardin des Tuileries, Pl. de la Concorde, Rue de Rivoli, 75058 Paris, France
Timings: 7:00 AM – 9:30 PM

10. Musee Rodin: Paris is the destination of historic sculptors and magnificent artworks, and Musee Rodin is a perpetrator of the same. The museum inhabits paintings and various other works by Camille Claudel. Reconnoitering the nooks and corners of this museum is one of the must things to do in Paris. What attracts art fanatics here is the techniques Claudel comprised in his paintings – a smooth presentation of a rough spur of the moment instances.

Location: 79 rue de Varenne | close to Bois de Boulogne, 75007 Paris, France
Entry Fee:
Under 18 years of age: Free
Over 18 years: 6 – 10 Euros
Timings: 10:0 AM – 6:30 PM

Being a first-world country, Paris is an interconnection of well-laid roads and travel services. Several routes lead to Paris.

By Air: Paris has three international airports, namely Orly International Airport, Charles de Gaulle International Airport, and Beauvais. There are cars, buses, and metros available from here to the center of the city.

By Train: Paris has trains from/to European countries of Belgium, Netherlands, UK, Germany, and Cologne.

By Bus: Several operators havebuses from Amsterdam, Germany, London, and Brussels commute to Paris.

1. Visit Love Lock Bridge: Lock your love at the Love Lock Bridge! It is one of the most romantic activities in Paris. Sweethearts come at this bridge with a padlock and lock it across the fencing, bridge, or the gate here. The key is thrown away into the river to symbolize eternal and unbreakable love. What attaches elegance to this pathway is that it has withstood the test of time after completion of its construction in the year 1828.

Location: Pont de l'Archeveche, Paris, France

2. A romantic walk through Pont Neuf: Pont Neuf is one of the oldest bridges depicted in the famous paintings by Renoir. In the city of love, you can walk along the bridge overlooking the Seine and capture eloquent shots of the aesthetic grandeur of the place. There are nearby cafes and restaurants to share a bite with your sweetheart after the romantic walk!

Location: Ile de la Cite, 75001 Paris, France

3. A thrilling balloon ride in Parc Andre-Citroen: Enjoy a romantic hot air balloon ride that offers an unparalleled view of the city with your sweetheart. Parc Andre-Citroen is the largest Park in Paris, and the rides with your lover here can be one of the most romantic activities in Paris. From up, you can see the top of the Eiffel Tower and a breath-taking glimpse into Paris.

Location: Rue Balard and rue Saint-Charles, 75015 Paris, France
Timings: 9:00 AM – 8:30 PM
Price: 10 Euros per person

4. Romantic Dine at Le Coupe Chou: Paris has an outlandish repertoire of the restaurant, Le Coupe Chou being one of them. Have the French and European delicacies with your sweetheart at a candlelit table and sip on the finest of wines that Paris has to offer.

Location: 11 rue de Lanneau, 75005 Paris, France
Timings: 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM and 7:00 PM – 10:5 PM
Price: 13 Euros – 114 Euros for two

5. Get a couple massage at O’Kari: Getting a couple’s massage is one of the most romantic things to do in Paris. Visit O’Kari to experience the most soothing massages by professional masseuse with your sweetheart! The romantic aura with candle lights, an aroma of bliss, and soft music playing in the background is bound to soothe your senses.

Location: 22 rue Dussoubs, 75002 Paris, France
Timings: Monday – Saturday: 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM

6. Day trip to Versailles: Retreat into the olden Parisian times by engaging in art and architecture at the Palace of Versailles. Visiting Versailles is one of the pioneering things to do in Paris for art fanatics. And if you and your sweetheart want to escape into gardens, chateaus, and culture of Paris, then this is the place for you. 

Location: Place d’Armes, Versailles, Paris, France
Entry Fee: 
Under 18 years of age: Free.
Over 18 years: 20 – 30 Euros
Timings: 9:00 AM – 6:30 PM

7. Sunset Cruise at River Seine: Enjoy overlooking the monumental grandeur of France from a cruise at River Seine. Some cruises have optional champagne to make your sojourn with your sweetheart all the more delightful.

Location: Pont de l’Alma 1 Port de la Conference, 75008 Paris, France
Entry Fee:
Children (4 – 12 years) – 6 Euros,
Adults (Over 12 years) – 14 Euros. (Entry is free for children under four years.)
Timings: Every 30 minutes between 10:00 AM and 10:30 PM

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1. Quad Bike Trek: Quad biking is one of the most adventurous activities to do in Paris. The rocky terrains make for an exhilarating journey. The operators prioritize safety over adventure, thus making it all the more secure.

2. Bubble Football: During Bubble Football, you are fit inside a human-sized cellophane ball, and you have to spin and bounce your way across the field into the competitor’s territory. This makes for a fun game with hearty laughs and bumpy rides.

3. Skydiving: Skydiving is one of the most adventurous activities to do in Paris. Imagine parachuting down a plane from hundreds of meters above the ground! Yes, get ready to fly like a free bird while skydiving in Paris!

4. Indoor free-fall simulator: Ever wondered what it would be like to jump on the moon? Well, with an indoor free-fall simulator, it has become all the more easy to experience the lack of gravitational force. You are put inside an air-tight cubicle and made to float in thin air with nothing holding on to you.

5. Bootcamp Training: Bootcamp training is inspired by the American Military-style training and is not a game for the weak-hearted. It involves pushing the limits of your capacity and gaining paramount strength in any activity. It is mostly restricted to gyms.

6. Water Skiing: In the city of love also reside adventurous activities including water skiing. And don’t think you need beaches to paddle up. Most of the water skiing activities take place in Seine River, and the operators provide you with the necessary equipment for the best of experiences. You can go as fast as 35 MPH on water with your ski set! However, the evening is for boat rides, so skiing is restricted to being a morning and an afternoon activity.

Nights in Paris are as liberating and breath-taking, literally (because of the all-night-long dancing) as the days here. Here is a list of things to do in Paris at night.

1. Have fun at Night river cruise

Night cruises are quintessential to explore the Parisian culture. All of them take a tour of the Seine River and cover the iconic monuments of Paris on the way. There are various cruises, including bistro-style, with live music and three-course meals. Most have optional champagne to make your experience all the more delightful. These cruises usually last for about 2 – 3 hours.

Location: Seine River

2. Party at Silencio

The hangout place for Paris’ savvy night owls, Silencio, is a private club located in the city. The neo-50s style furniture and gold leaf walls make the décor of the place resounding and captivating. There are not only concerts by excited up-and-coming bands, but also film premiers, eclectic dancing, and soulful partying. 

Location: 142 rue Montmartre, 75002 Paris, France

Timings: Tuesday - Thursday:00 PM – 4:00 AM and Friday – Saturday: 6:00 PM – 6:00 AM

Entry Fee: The entry is restricted to members and friends, but to get in for a day, you will need 780 Euros.

3. Take a Moonlit Stroll Around Paris Landmarks

Take strolls all over the epic landmarks of the city under a moonlit night! The itinerary for your sojourn has been laid out for you:

- Fontaine de Mers

Made in 1840, Fontaine de Mers are two statues placed eloquently on either side of Luxor Obelisk. 

- Monnaie de Paris

The exterior of Monnaie de Paris Museum is as outlandish as the interiors. At night, the grandeur of the place looks astounding from the banks of the River Seine.

- Rue Cremieux

The colorful houses of Rue Cremieux are decorated with plants and flanked with dainty streetlights, local cafes, adding on to the bright appearance at night.

Location: Place de la Concorde, 75008 Paris, France

4. Go out for a night at the Opera

Palais Garnier is the Opera House of Paris. Its exterior is projected with sculptures and statues from the 17th century, adding on to the prosaic structure of the place. There are several operas conducted during the evening, followed by ballet performances and plays. The classical music, coupled with palatial interiors will make your experience all-encompassing.

Location: 1, place de l'Opera, 9th Arrondissement, Paris, France

Entry Fee: 20 Euros – 100 Euros

Timings: 6:00 PM – 10:30 PM

5. Enjoy the view at Montparnasse Tower

Montparnasse Tower offers a truly romantic panoramic view of the city of Paris. The twinkling Eiffel Tower is visible through the glass enclosure built hundreds of meters high. There is champagne available at the bar to add on to the sparkling city view. 

Location: 33 Avenue du Maine, 75015 Paris, France

Timing: Sunday – Thursday: 9:30 AM – 10:00 PM and Friday – Saturday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 PM

Entry fee: Children (4 – 11 years): 9.50 Euros, Youngsters (12 – 18 years): 15 Euros and Adults: 18 Euros

6. Dancing at Quai Saint Bernard

Quai Saint Bernard is a pathway laid along the Seine River. Believe it or not, it is like a garden flanked with lush green trees and fountains where people come to dance. The overlooking Seine River glimmers at night while people do the Tango all night long. This is one of the most liberating things to do in Paris. 

Location: 5th Arr. along the Seine River, Paris, France

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In a city where art is paramount, fashion does not lag behind. There are several shopping places in Paris with a chic display of clothes, jewelry, scarves, and whatnot. They include:

1. Louvre and Tuileries District: This area is flanked with Hermes, Versace, and Saint Laurent stores with well-versed collections of clothes, shoes, and steaming designs.

2. Boulevard Haussmann and Grands Boulevard: Gourmet food shopping, home décor, and quality jewelry are displayed in stylish shops with modern décor here.

3. Galerie Vivienne: In the covered passageways or ‘arcades’ of shopping resides Galerie Vivienne with its luxury boutiques from the crème de la crème of designers.

4. Passage Jouffroy: The fine jewelry and delicate antiques of Passage Jouffroy, coupled with Kenzo and Thierry Mugler boutiques, are what attract many tourists and Parisians for shopping here.

5. The Marais: Eclectic fashion chains, vintage stores, artifacts and handicrafts, perfume stores, and fine art galleries flank The Marais. Other than that, the exotic tea and chocolate stores are the must-visit gourmet stores here.

The best time to visit Paris is from June to August. But here is a season-wise description of the city for your preferable options.

In summer (June – August): Paris is at its zenith of tourist influx during summers. The temperature does not go over 70 degrees Fahrenheit, and the weather is breezy.

In winters (September – February): If you want to elope to Paris when there is now a crowd, then winters are your cue to leave. However, do carry warm clothes so that the cold doesn’t get you.

In spring (March-May): Apart from infrequent rainfall, the city is blooming with flowers and vivid architectural layouts.

Themes that occupy the Parisian culture are those of art, architecture, and culture. The city is laid out with beautiful sites by the Seine River, and of course, the magnificent Eiffel Tower. There are museums with paintings, sketches, and exhibitions by painters like Jacques Villon, Albert Marquet, and Camille Claudel.

Apart from that, the café culture of the city is renowned all across the world. The sites of bridges, architectural monuments, and cathedrals are bound to rejuvenate your soul with their prolific and thematic grandeur.

If you want to cover most of what Paris has to offer in a day, then the following places are a must to be explored:

1. Notre Dame: The twin-towered Notre Dame is a medieval Catholic Church that took almost two hundred years of construction.

2. Champs-Élysées: Shopping at Champs-Élysées is one of the most exciting activities to do in Paris. You can take back the memoirs of the trip by shopping for famous items in Paris.

3.  Eiffel Tower: Intake the marvelous elegance and illumination of the Eiffel Tower during your sojourn.

4.Seine River Cruise: Take a cruise at the Seine that captures afar historical sites with aesthetic appeal.

The best way to commute around Paris is through Velibs or shared bicycles. There is also the metro interspersed throughout the city to make commuting easier. A single ticket for the metro costs 1.40 Euros. You can also buy a two-day pass for the Batobus that costs 19 Euros per adult.

In the city of love, art, and culture, you can buy various trinkets and souvenirs for yourself or your family. Some of them include Salt Caramel candies at Brittany’s, Hermes Clic - Clac bracelets, Rivieras or leisure shoes, and Calvados brandy.

Paris is often referred to as the city of love. Its culture resonates with love, war, tragedies, and literature from time immemorial, which have helped contribute to its lovelorn reputation. Apart from this, various sites like the Love Lock Bridge, the Eiffel Tower, and Pont Neuf have a romantic aura to them. Even its restaurants are quaint, elegant and dreamy.

Paris has some of the most impeccable accommodation options. Some of them are:

1. Paris Bastille: Paris Bastille’s prime location opposite the Opera House makes for an overwhelming stay!

Location: 67, Rue de Lyon, 12th Arr. 75012 Paris, France

2. Bel Oranger Gare de Lyon: The spacious rooms, outlandish décor, and sumptuous dining only adds to the elegance of the place. The resort is located a few meters away from the River Seine.

Location: 9 Rue d’Austerlitz, 12th Arr. 75012 Paris, France

3. Stella Etoile: Situated 200 meters from L’Arc de Triomphe, Stella Etoile has a spectacular contemporary décor that adds on to its interior design.

Location: 20, Avenue Carnot, 17th Arr. 75017 Paris, France

If you are an art fanatic or a romantic, then Paris’ culture is paramount. There are art galleries, museums, gardens, cafes, theatres, and arches that display the valor of ancient times, coupled with the progress of the present. Traveling around has been made cheap and convenient due to Velibs, buses, and metros, thus making it a popular backpacking destination.

Park Hyatt Paris Vendome: Overlooking the chic Rue de La Paix, Park Hyatt belongs to one of the most prestigious groups of hotels in Paris.

1. Le Bristol Paris: If you want to go back in time and experience the 18th-century Parisian décor, then Le Bristol Paris is your cue.

2. Hotel Plaza Athenee: If you want to stay in the city to explore the fashion boutiques and haute couture of Paris, then Hotel Plaza Athenee is your go-to destination.

3. Four Seasons Hotel George: The grandeur of Four Seasons will sweep you off the floor. The lobby décor of floral display, high ceilings, and fine dining are a delight.

Yes, Paris is one of the safest places to visit in the world. The crime rate is very low throughout, and there is regular patrolling by the Paris Police Department. There might occur puny thefts like shoplifting, or bag-snatching but not on a larger scale, making it highly unlikely for tourists to bear with the consequences. 

- Source Infinie: Source Infinie has its pub and wine bar serving the crème de la crème of wines.

Location: 18 rue d'Abbeville, Corner with Rue du Faubourg Poissonnière, 75009 Paris, France

- Le Vent d’Armor: The elegant décor of Le Vent d’Armor coupled with scrumptious seafood is bound to make you never want to leave!

Location: 25 Quai de la Tournelle, 75005 Paris, France

- L’ilot: The oysters, tuna, and marinated salmon coupled with beer are a must-try at L’ilot.

Location: 4 Rue de la Corderie, 75003 Paris, France

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