Paris

Indeed they will still be dismantling venues the second week of September, as the closing ceremony of the Paralympics only takes place on September 8.

Edit to add: here's a link (in English) from the French government that gives all the dismantling dates - most will be fully dismantled by sometime in October, but some not until sometime in November.

Click on the name of the place for specifics on its relevant dates.

https://anticiperlesjeux.gouv.fr/en/assembly-dismantling-temporary-Olympic-Paralympic-sites

Kim, thanks for sharing the link. I’m a little sad that Paris won’t be completely back to normal by the time I arrive on October 28.

I think the vast bulk of the work will be done by late October, I don't think you have much to worry about Andrea. The second week of September is a much different game.

I'll be there on the 8th through 11th, then again later in September.

Paris always has major events going on. They're certainly among the best cities for organizing events. People there now, in the heart of the Olympics, are able to get around without too much trouble. Even with roads blocked off for a bike race. I might be wrong, but I'm not expecting it to be more difficult at the tail end of the Paralympics.

I just returned from Paris after attending the Olympics for the first 10 days. There are so many temporary venues erected in the center of the city. It has taken months for them to assemble and I am sure it will take them well into October to take them down.