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Paris' oldest museum is set to reopen to the public on Saturday after four years of renovation that cost more than 58 million euros. The Carnavalet Museum, which will now call itself "Carnavalet Museum - History of Paris," carries 625,000 works of art and opened in 1880.
Images of the exterior of the Notre-Dame de Paris cathedral, some of which is under construction two years to the day after the fire that ravaged the building. French President Emmanuel Macron is due to visit the site later today. IMAGES
Masks and mandatory hand wash: At the Printemps Haussmann department store in Paris, winter sales start with staff cheering the first customers. In Paris, as elsewhere in France, shopkeepers hope to end the winter season on a positive note. IMAGES
Staff applaud customers entering a Paris department store as it re-opens after lockdown. Like other 'non-essential' shops, the French capital's famous department stores have been allowed to re-open as part of the first phase of the easing of virus-enforced restrictions in France. IMAGES
Parisians take advantage of cafe and restaurant terraces reopening after a two-month lockdown due to the coronavirus epidemic. The French government hopes this gradual return to normality can help rescue a devastated economy. IMAGES
In the highly concentrated - and very lucrative - market of dating applications, two French companies are trying to make a difference. "Happn" works with geolocation to bring together strangers who have been in a nearby vicinity. "Once" on the other hand opts for "slow dating" by creating "virtual couples" every day at noon.
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