But by July, its vast studio areas will be transformed into the center of the Olympic athletes’ village in Paris.
At the dining hall, you will see athletes from every nation and culture sitting across from one another, exchanging stories and food. Every four years, people of all various colors and creeds come together in this melting pot of cultures.
However, the hosts and their guests have separate dress codes.
The International Olympic Committee (IOC) made it clear in September that athletes competing in Paris could represent both their nation and their faith.
“IOC regulations are applicable for the Olympic Village,” an IOC representative said.
