The Olympic cauldron in Paris, a visually striking installation made of mist and LED lights, has gained immense popularity during the 2024 Games, leading to discussions about its potential permanence in the city. Located in the Tuileries Gardens, the cauldron is powered by renewable energy and rises each evening beneath a helium balloon, attracting thousands of visitors who have booked all available slots. French President Emmanuel Macron has expressed that making the cauldron a lasting feature would be 'a dream for many people,' while Paris mayor Anne Hidalgo has voiced her strong support for the idea. However, the final decision rests with the government, and alternative suggestions have emerged, including relocating it to Parc de La Villette if necessary. The innovative design by EDF has exceeded expectations, captivating both locals and tourists alike as it has become a new symbol of the city. The cauldron will continue to be showcased during the upcoming Paralympics.