Paris 2024 Olympic Games: kakemonos, posters… the booster shot in Sète before the passing of the Olympic flame

The majority of kakemonos are found on the quays of the Resistance and Léopold-Suquet. Midi Libre – Kelman Marti

Voici les kakémonos installés autour du Cadre Royal. Midi Libre – Kelman Marti

As a reminder before the passing of the Olympic flame in Sète, around forty kakemonos were installed around the Cadre Royal and around twenty posters placed in the city.

D-11 before the passage of the Olympic flame and Sète continues to get into the Olympic atmosphere. At the start of the week, an information campaign from the Agglo was launched on the Singular Island.

Kakemonos and posters in the city

In this sense, around forty kakemonos were installed on the candelabra around the Royal Frame – that the flame will cross aboard a jousting boat -, as during other major events (Saint-Louis, Saint-Pierre, Stopover in Sète). At the same time, around twenty posters of 2 m² were placed in the city and an information document was put online on the Agglo’s website.

For more information, here are our articles on the passing of the Olympic flame in Sète:

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In Sète, the flame’s route extends over 5.2 km. 35 torchbearers will follow one another along the route. Free Midday