PARIS — With less than two months to go, Paris is looking a bit more Olympic.

The Eiffel Tower is sporting a new set of rings — the five Olympic rings, to be exact. They were mounted on the landmark on the 50-day mark before the games begin, The Associated Press reported.

Olympic organizers said they were mounted between the first and second floors of the historic structure.

“It is wonderful. There are a lot of emotions, and we can feel that things are happening. With the Olympic Torch Relay traveling across the country and now with the unveiling of the Olympic rings, it will transform the face of Paris and rally the entire nation for these memorable Olympic Games.” Paris Olympics 2024 president Tony Estanguet said.

The display on the south side of the tower overlooking the Seine River was made of recycled French steel.

Each ring is 30 feet in diameter, weighing 30 tons total. The rings will be lit with 100,000 LED bulbs through the Paralympic games.

The Seine will be the scene of a boat parade carrying Olympians through the city to the games’ opening ceremony on July 26, the AP reported.

The Eiffel Tower will serve as a backdrop for several events, including the men’s and women’s volleyball games, which will be held at the foot of the tower at the temporary Eiffel Tower Stadium.

Each medal for both the Olympics and Paralympics will have a small piece of iron from the tower embedded in it, the AP reported.

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