Following the Nov. 13 series of terrorist attacks that claimed at least 127 lives and left 80 in critical condition, Paris is shutting down all public spaces and national treasures. Although the Louvre opened Saturday morning, the internationally renowned art museum was soon closed as the city moved to secure itself in the wake of the attacks ISIS has now taken responsibility for.
In addition to landmarks like the Louvre and Eiffel Tower, all public performance spaces, concert halls, museums, libraries, movie theaters, and Metro stations are closed, according to the city's Twitter account.
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